Has anyone got an HP 9830A Calculator service manual? I'm trying to help
someone out.
A photocopy or scan would be adequate.
Thanks!
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> A BBS is typically a single user.
I'd seen many a serious, multi line, multi user BBS system in days gone by.
At 08:15 PM 5/15/03 -0700, you wrote:
>On Thu, 15 May 2003, Thompson Family wrote:
>
> > No I am not kidding..
> >
>
>BBS is an acronym for Bulletin Board System. A BBS is typically a single
>user message base/file download system that is accessed by modem.
>
>Check out http://www.bbsdocumentary.com
>
>g.
(Apologies if this comes through twice; I've been
having e-mail troubles for several days, and
re-trying...)
I've just got word of a Univac 9200 available in
Minneapolis. It is in a building that is due to
be torn down in about a week, so if you are in a
position to do anything about it, do it soon!
If its owner doesn't get any offers, it may well
go to e-bay. At the present, he seems willing to
just give it to anyone who wants to keep the whole
thing and can cart it away!
If nobody can arrange a rescue of the whole machine,
then I've got dibs on parts, because I've got a
mostly-complete 9200 that could use them. Still,
if you have an actual need for any particular part,
let me know, and if it is something that my machine
doesn't need I would be willing to share. Note that,
like my machine, his is also missing the
power-supply-and-memory cabinet.
For those who don't already know, the Univac 9200
was a late-60's minicomputer based on small-scale
pre-TTL (maybe SUHL?) technology. It came with 8K
of thin-film RAM (some variation of magnetic core
memory), and a built-in line-printer. Physically,
it was about the size of an office desk, but maybe
twice as tall. I've got a web page with a little
info about mine, here:
http://www.cs.unc.edu/~yakowenk/classiccmp/univac/
If interested, contact me (now or sooner!). It'll
most likely be first-come, first-served.
Cheers,
Bill.
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There is a Teletype unit model 33 TU with a roll of paper in the unit at the
surplus exchange at 1107 Hickory. If anybody is interested I can ask about
the price.
Mike
m m c f a d d e n @ c m h . e d u
Hello,
I just got an old IBM 5362 computer and I was searching the internet for
information about it and came across a add you had posted a while back,I was
was wondering if you know of any good sites were there is information about
it.I was wondering how to hook the 5362 to my ibm 3270 workstation,please
e-mail me back if you can help.Thanks-Robbie
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Hello,
I hate to bother you but I have a old IBM 5362 computer and I came across
a add you had on the internet.I was wondering how I could attach my IBM 5362
to my IBM 3270 workstation,would I use the parallel port or do they make a
special cable that hooks to the round port below it.I have search the
internet high and low and can't find any information about it.If you can
help me or know where I can find some information about it please let me
know.I guess thats it for now.Thanks in advance-Robbie
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Hi,
I have several documents (whitepapers on various transputer products from
Paramax) that was apparently created using Pagemaker 3 for the MAC. I was
able to get a copy of Pagemaker for Windows (latest version), but
unfortunately documents are not cross-platform friendly on different
versions of Pagemaker. I also do not have a MAC and hence I am currently
using Basilisk for NT (which suits my current needs). Does anyone have a
copy of Pagemaker 3 for the MAC? Or better yet, help me convert these
documents into postscript/pdf so that I can post them on my website.
I also have several disk images of various transputer programs and
applications for the MAC. I am having problems reading these files (they
come up as corrupted). Dont know what I can do as I dont know if it is
Basilisk's fault or the files are really corrupt. Can someone with a MAC
expand out the files and possibly stuffit for me instead?
Any help is much appreciated,
Ram
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I was living in Tokyo from 1969 to 1985 as a Danish electronic
expatriate engineer, and my best past time hobby was to visit the
electronic marked "akkihabara"
I have a number of interesting magazines, one in particular, Kilobaud
issue # 1 in pristine condition.
Anybody have an idea of the value of this magazine