I'm hoping that you printed this: hp 1727A Storage Oscilloscope (275 MHz)
with manual, does not power up but
for $10 no complaints.
If so email me back if you would like to sell it. I will pay shipping.
The "drawer slides" on the rack of the PDP-11/40 I am working with are
very stiff. Were these originally lubricated?
My instincts are to use a little bit of wheel bearing grease, but I was
curious, because there was not much residue.
-chuck
(Yet Another ImageDisk Update)
Hi Guys,
I've posted version 1.02 of ImageDisk to the site.
This was a major code cleanup (it was due), plus
a number of enhancements and minor fixes, as well
as one MAJOR fix - if enough errors occured to
trigger a reanalysis, the sector numbering map for
that track could get corrupted.
Regards,
Dave
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dunfield (dot) Firmware development services & tools: www.dunfield.com
com Collector of vintage computing equipment:
http://www.parse.com/~ddunfield/museum/index.html
I am looking for a CBM Pet 8032 64K memory expansion installation/users
guide. Anyone have a copy or a URL to a copy? I wish to test an expansion
card to verify that indeed the 64K is available, and how to address the
memory/test the card. Should there be a different "bytes available"
message upon boot with the card properly installed vs. no card?
Thanks.
Bill
http://cgi.ebay.com/Kennedy-Tape-Drive-1610-Univac-
PEC_W0QQitemZ5228141340QQcategoryZ1247QQss
This was one of Kennedy's first drives.
Probably won't go for much, since it has
to be picked up in MA
It's probably 9-track based on the serial number (009-258)
On Sat, 06 Aug 2005 at 20:12:00 -0400, "Charles H. Dickman"
<chd_1 at nktelco.net> wrote:
> The "drawer slides" on the rack of the PDP-11/40 I am working with are
> very stiff. Were these originally lubricated?
>
> My instincts are to use a little bit of wheel bearing grease, but I
> was
> curious, because there was not much residue.
>
> -chuck
If the slides are detached from the equipment and are stiff,
lubricant, as mentioned previously, should free things up.
However, if the slides are on the equipment in the racks, ensure that
they are properly aligned. A small misalignment on one rail will bind
both.
CRC
I forgot to add this to my other posting.
I have two floppies in perfect condition in their original holder labelled:
GOULD K105 68000/68010 DIASSEMBLER
P/N 0117-0397-01
REVISION 50
1989
GOULD K105 68000/68010 DIASSEMBLER
P/N 0117-0397-02
REVISION 50
1989
Also I have 14 lead sets for a gould/biomation logic analyzer. Each one has
about a dozen wires coming out. No grabbers though. These were bought
separately from the floppy above.
I bought them a long time ago after seeing a lot of biomation logic analyzers at
foothill and livermore without the leads (or pods) so when I saw the lead sets
at weirdstuff, I grabbed them. Then as things turned out, I ended up getting an
HP logic analyzer instead of a biomation.
Free.
Hi,
I Need to find a home for the following.
4) complete DEC HSC systems in cabinets
1) internal cage, boards and Power supply
Also
1) 9 track tape evaluation system made by Graham Magnetics
Very large and heavy. Works
Local Pick up only .......
Thanks, Jerry
Jerry Wright
JLC inc
g-wright at att.net
Is there anybody out in classiccmp land with an hp1631 analyzer that doesn't
have the manual? If so, I have an extra I can send to you.
Chapters:
1 -- general information
2 -- installation
3 -- front panel controls and menu map
4 -- analog measurements
5 -- timing measurements
6 -- state measurements
7 -- performance analyssis measurements
8 -- interactive measurements
9 -- peripherals
10 -- using hpib or hpil interface
appendices