I was scrounging around in a surplus electronics shop the other day and
came across an interesting part. It was a Delay Line, part number
ADL-CN037. I forgot who the manufacturer was, but it was someone big and
established (GE maybe)?
Anyone know what this is?
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Hi,
Picked this up on ebay and have no use for it (I really wanted the i860
Programmer's Manual that came with this), so if anyone wants it let me know
$3 + shipping...
Thanks,
Ram
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Hi
There is a Jupiter Ace for sale on eBay. It is
in the UK and has the PAL type output ( faster
processor ). It comes with a large pile of software.
I sure hope someone in this group gets it.
Dwight
Here is a bit of good mainframe junk recently obtained:
http://users.bestweb.net/~toober/images/3803.front.jpghttp://users.bestweb.net/~toober/images/3803.open.jpghttp://users.bestweb.net/~toober/images/3420.front.jpghttp://users.bestweb.net/~toober/images/3420.open.jpg
Basically, the big blue box is an IBM 3803 Tape Control Unit - the brain
that connects 3420 Tape Units (one of three is pictured) to an S/370 thru
a Bus & Tag channel. The 3803 and two of the 3420s are from 1972, and the
third 3420 may be from 1980. The 3803 apparently works - it was in service
quite recently - but all three of the 3420s have problems. Luckily, I
obtained a full set of MLMs (service binders) for the units, plus some Bus
& Tag cables.
Note the 3803 has a full control panel. It better, as it has more
electronics in it than most minis of the era.
William Donzelli
aw288(a)osfn.org
Hi
If you don't want them, i would be interested.
Thanks
Paul
paul(a)mirams.org
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From: cctech-bounces(a)classiccmp.org on behalf of Paul R. Santa-Maria
Sent: Thu 6/17/2004 11:13 PM
To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
Subject: FIND: Commodore SuperPET SP9000 + 2040
If you need manuals for your SuperPET
then I have the following:
SuperPET...
Waterloo BASIC (2)
System Overview (2)
Waterloo 6809 Assembler
Waterloo microFORTRAN (2)
Waterloo microPASCAL (2)
Waterloo microCOBOL
Waterloo microBASIC
Waterloo microAPL
The first one is published by WATFAC
and the rest are published by SAMS.
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Paul
Monroe, Michigan USA
I have finally had time to start bringing up my Northstar Horizon system. What I was hoping was that someone had the hex prom code or source for the Intel monitor in the MDS-800. In past time, I actually had ISIS-II running on a Northstar system and it requires a Intel style monitor program at 0f800H. Once I get access to my 8" disks again, I will be able to supply modified source that would allow someone else to do the same thing.
best regards, Steve Thatcher
>
> That, however, is a good idea. Might do that myself.
>
> -spc (Didn't hear of that one ... )
Hi
One of the things that would knock out a lot right now
would be to reject any mail that contained html pointers
that had the recipients email address or name in it.
This is almost always junk.
Dwight
On Jun 17, 23:31, Teo Zenios wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "William Donzelli" <aw288(a)osfn.org>
> > The "old" (mid 1990s) Bay routers have a large amount of
blinkenlights
> > inside. Pretty neat, but I don't know what they did.
>
> I have a Bay Networks Instant Internet 100 router and it has 7
blinking
> lights on the front, each one does mean something but only a few
actually
> blink constantly when in normal use.
I have a Newbridge Orange Ridge 12-port 10/100 switch in the office,
which I keep because each port has 5 LEDs: Tx, Rx, Link, Collision,
100Mb/s. It also has some status LEDs and a set for its ATM port. It
looks like Christmas every day :-)
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Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
Hello all:
I recently acquired a pair of Vector Graphic MZ systems - I've always had a fondness for Vectors since I had a chance to play with a hard drive equipped version in the early 90s when I was a consultant transitioning a company from the Vectors to PCs.
One of the MZs worked very well, one worked not so well. To appease the wife, I sold the good one and am now looking to get the other one up and running. The issue seems to be minor, the Flashwriter II that's in the box is throwing up garbage on the "terminal" and not interpreting keystrokes properly. Anyone familiar with these puppies who might be able to give me some pointers?
I've noticed a real dearth of info online for these boxes so I'll be putting a site up to start gathering info. If there's any lurkers out there playing with Vectors, send me a note, I'd love to compare notes.
Thanks!
Regards,
Gord
I have a box of old Amiga manuals for free - you pay
shipping.
Probably over 20 pounds in a large box.
I don't have a list of what's there, shout-out if
you're interested. Manuals only, no software.
STS
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