Ok, what am I missing here....
Can someone tell me why Tek 2246 scopes (4 channel 100mhz) consistently sell
for MORE than Tek 2465 scopes (4 channel 300mhz)?
It's time for me to upgrade my scope, and those were the two models I was
considering. But I just don't see why the 2246 is worth more money than a
2465. Can anyone enlighten me?
Jay
I've got two for sure, possibly three barely used Wyse
60 Terminals which anyone who is willing to make the
trip to NE Philadelphia is welcome to.
I had gotten them in the hopes of using them as
terminals to a Linux Box, but now... They are taking
up too much room.
I also have an IBM AT, current condition unknown. I
think it's a 10mhz unit with at least a 10mb HDD and
DOS on it. I believe I still have an original IBM AT
Keyboard for it as well.
It booted the last time I tried to use it.
I *MIGHT* have a matching CGA monitor for it. Probably
the Princeton Clone of the IBM Display.
I also have a couple of TTL Monochrome Monitors.
E-mail me off list to make arrangements.
These are free for the taking.
Thanks!!!
I'm located near where Route 1 and the Penna Turnpike
cross. Just south of the NE Border of Philadelphia.
Al Hartman
Phila, PA
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About those Northstar disks .... I'd consider cutting open the jackets,
removing the mylar, rinsing it in clean water, drying completely (be careful
not to dent/crease the mylar) and put the mylar into a new, cut-open jacket
>from a soft sector 5.25" diskette. They will probably be ok.
Hard-sector disks (both 5" and 8" of any type at all) are VERY hard to find.
They do show up on E-Bay occasionally, but not often.
I think that Pat Swayne of SEBHC (society of eight-bit heath(kit) computers)
had some NEW 10-sector disks newly made last year. They are, however,
expensive (almost $2 per disk), and I'm not sure if he has any left.
I recently obtained a Qualstar 1260S (SCSI) 9 track tape drive. Lacking was
both the power cord, and any documentation. It is as I expected, Ebay and all.
Now I'm looking for a manual of some sort. Bitsavers DOES have a Qualstar
section, but no info on the 1260S drive. I suppose I could just hook it up and
hope for the best, but some documentation would be nice. I'd even make a copy
of someone's original (I'm not very picky).
Thanks for any help.
--
Tom Watson
tsw at johana.com
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Ethan Dicks <ethan.dicks at gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't own any, but I have seen them - a grid of 4x15 tiny pins.
Yes, that's it.
> No idea it was called a DB60, though.
But aren't those 4 rows of tiny pins fitted into a DB size shell? If
they are, that would make it a DB60...
MS
ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk (Tony Duell) wrote:
> In some catalogue, along with the DA26. I don't think I've seen either in
> the flesh...
I believe some Cisco routers have used DA26 for sync serial (WAN) ports.
Then they switched to what they call DB60. For some time I was mad at
them for calling it that ("There is no such standard as DB60, what
connector is it *actually*?!"), but then I realised that they are
actually correct - it is a DB size shell with 60 contacts inside. But
of course even with this fact "DB60" still doesn't tell you how to make
your own Cisco cables - for that you need to know that the actual connector
is Molex and the Molex part number. I have the latter somewhere, so if
someone wants it, I can look it up. (It took a LOT of social engineering
to get that number out of Cisco!)
MS
Hi
It is likely that your backup software changed
the updated bit on this file. Most loaders are too
simple minded and are not able to handle simple
changes like this in the file status fields.
If you can find another machine with the ability
to edit the disk, you can most likely modify this
in the directory by editing this bit.
And, why don't you subscribe?
Dwight
>From: staylor at smedley.mrynet.com
>
>I've just discovered that my MD-11 system won't boot due to some kind of
>corruption, and I don't have boot diskettes or the distro.
>
>CP/M V3.0 Loader
>Copyright (C) 1982, Digital Research
>
>CPMLDR error: failed to read CPM3.SYS
>
>
>I had just completed a backup (or so I thought) using fullback, but when
>powered down and started up again today the above message is the result.
>
>Does anyone have the distribution diskettes for the MD-11 that I could arrange
>to get copies of or teledisk images of? Or possibly even just a boot
>diskette/image for the MD-11? Tried my MD3 and MD2 diskettes already, but
>as expected they don't boot the MD-11.
>
>I'd love to chat with others who have MD-11's as well. :)
>
>Please CC me directly, as I don't subscribe--only read the list via the web.
>
>Regards,
>-scott
>
