they are 6 bit comparitors often used as address comparitors
on early unibus boards. I'm sure there is an example of their
use on early unibus board schematics
i'll see about digging up the data sheet. from memory it's
an xor/nand combination.
Personally, I'm becoming convinced that we need a USB to floppy "device,
configurable for 8", 5.25" and 3.5" drives, single/double/quad density,
single/double sided, with suitable software (of course). Perhaps separate
slightly separate devices are needed for different drive types (e.g. 8" vs.
5.25"). And preferably capable of supporting two drives.
I took apart a USB 3.5" drive hoping that it was a standard 3.5" drive
(34-conductor interface) with a USB "controller". Alas, however, it was a
"fully integrated" device.
Anyone interested in tackling the USB adapter project? It's beyond my
capabilities at this point.
Dear friends of old IBM and Siemens Gear,
I have a few IBM 3277 (at least 3) and Siemens (1 or 2)
Terminals available. They are from around 1980. The units
come complete with keyboards. I left my scribble-sheet in
my office, so I can provide the correct Siemens model no.
tomorrow. If you are interested please take a look at
http://www.eichberger.org/tmp_term.html. The units are
located in Linz/Austria.
Please contact me personally for more Details.
I know these units are not very expensive these days, but
I'd like to have a few Euros (not really much) or another
interesting Item in exchange for them if this is okay for
you.
I do not want to put them up in Ebay, so if you know
someone off-list feel free to forward this message.
Best Regards,
Wolfgang Eichberger
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email: wolfgang(a)eichberger.org
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>From: charlesb(a)otcgaming.net
>From: "emanuel stiebler" <emu(a)ecubics.com>
>
>
>> Hi,
>> anybody out here has a datasheet for those ?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
>
Hi
If I'm not correct, these are a 8 bit bus buffer.
I think they are bidirectional but I'm not sure about
that. They don't have the same pinout as a '245 but
function the same.
Dwight
>South Carolina requires training and has a written test and a shooting test
>that people must pass before receiving a concealed weapon permit. Most
>other states have training requirements also.
>But, none of them are very arduous and yes many states don' t have training
>requirements at all as you say.
In NJ to get a carry permit, you have to be 18, and you have to petition
a judge to issue you the carry permit. Before they will consider you, you
MUST "qualify" with a handgun. That basically means, you know how to
load, unload, handle, and can hit the broad side of a barn. After that it
is entirely up to the judge if you get the carry permit or not. Generally
speaking, they won't give you the permit unless you have a really good
reason for it (work as armed security, or have some profession such as a
diamond dealer that would give you a valid reason for it). General
shmucks would not be given the permit... unless you happen to be buddies
with the judge.
So in NJ, it isn't impossible to get a carry permit, but it isn't the
easiest thing for a general citizen to get.
At least that was the way it worked 10 years ago when it was last of
issue to me (I used to work for a security company as a "rent-a-cop" to
pay for college).
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
Hi there,
I've just acquired an Altos 386-1000. It's got an expansion board with
what seems to be two AUIs and four extra serial ports, what appears to
be 14M of RAM, and a 300-odd Mb hard disk that I suspect may be failing.
Does anyone have a copy of any manuals, or any install media for this? It
is running some kind of Sys V Unix, and does actually boot most of the
time, but I'd like to fit another (quieter, if nothing else) drive to it.
Also, it has a lot of old customer information from the previous owner,
and I'd like to do a clean install if at all possible.
Many thanks,
Gordon JC Pearce.
Hi,
I have a Sun Sparc Server 490 that I posted as being available on the
list for pickup (ie *free*) some time ago. Someone had previously
wanted it but they seemed to have fallen off the face of the Earth.
So, if someone doesn't claim this (and take it) it's going to the
scrapper.
Speak up now or don't bitch when it gets melted down!
--
TTFN - Guy
I have the "standard" docs that ship with this system,
but am trying to locate copies of the "programmer's
technical guide" and the "maintainence/service manual"
for this system (these names might be approximated,
but something along those lines).
Please drop me a line if you might be able to help.
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