Just forwarding this to the list in case there might be some interest
here.
These are old 1950s-era fax machines, not 1990s. Apparently they are
similar to the ones I present here (which is why he contacted me):
http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~hilpert/e/deskfax/index.html
They are located in Northern Ireland.
Begin forwarded message:
> From: "cliff.corderoy" <cliff.corderoy at btinternet.com>
> Date: 2011 November 24 5:46:14 AM PST (CA)
> To: <hilpert at cs.ubc.ca>
> Subject: Desk-fax interest ?
>
> Hello Brent,
> I have three Creed Desk-fax machines in my garage and wish to
> let them go. Is there any interest in these machines ?
> As they are so heavy the transport cost perhaps are higher
> than their value !
> regards,
> Cliff. ?ham radio callsign Gi4CZW.
> 028 66329494.
What's the best way to do this?
I believe I have vintage PCs with ISA slots and ST-506 hard drive
controllers, so that may be an option.
However, the drives I want to archive are not from a PC system, but
have the ST-506 electrical interface.
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Vintage "Systems Engineering Laboratories" S.E.L. 810A computer from approx. 1967 is for sale.
That's all I know.
Contact Sonia for more information:
Sonia Perich
itsusperich2 at gmail.com
Upload your pictures once you buy it.
Thanks-
Steve.
>Here's something I was thinking about the other day. I *know* for a fact that SCSI interface hard drives existed with 8" platters. I've never seen one, however. Does anyone know of any specific model numbers, or have any product information or pictures of such devices?
I just looked in my collection of 8" drives. I have two 8"
Imprimis/CDC 97201-12G PA8P1A ST81236N Sabre drives with the original
style SCSI connectors on the back. There are manuals for the drive on
Bitsavers at: http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/cdc/discs/sabre/83325700N_PA8xx_736-1230mb_Par…,
and http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/cdc/discs/sabre/83325720F_PA8xx_736-1230mb_Mai….
The manuals say that the drives are 1.2G, 512 byte/sector drives with
an HP SCSI differential interface. I can post pictures if you are
interested.
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Michael Thompson
Hey everyone!
I need to raise some money for gifts this year so I'm cleaning out some of
the systems I don't play with any more.
Terms:
* I'm in Bloomington, IN (47408)
* Everything works as of the last time I turned them on
* Things that are shipped: Payment via paypal + actual costs for shipping
* Things that aren't shipped: Cash only, and I can meet within a 50 mile
radius or so. That means the south side of Indy, Terre Haute, etc.
* If it seems too high, make me an offer. Of course, if it seems to low you
can offer too :)
* Sun Ultra 5 ($40, will ship)
333 MHz UltraSPARC IIi, 256M RAM, CDROM, Floppy, Needs ATA HD
* IBM RS/6000 43p 7248 ($20, will ship)
133 MHz PPC 604, 96M RAM, 2.2G SCSI Disk, CDROM
* DEC VT-420 ($25)
Amber, Keyboard, 2 MMJ Ports
* DEC VT-220 ($25)
Green, Keyboard, DB25 Port
* DECserver 200/MC ($25, will ship)
8 db25 ports
* AUI 10BaseT Tranceivers ($1 each, will ship)
10 available, 12" cable
* 21" NeXT MegaPixel Color ($25)
Model N4005A, 13w3 connector
* Kaypro 4/84 ($150)
a: 5.25", b: 3.5", original disks for: cp/m 2.2g, basic-80, microplan,
c-basic, datastar, reportstar, calcstar, wordstar, mailmerge, s-basic,
suprterm,dbase ii; looks like a pretty full set of manuals. I have the
2nd 5.25" drive if you want it as well. Broken right hand keyboard latch.
* Amiga 1000 System ($350)
In original box with manuals. 256K expansion, 1M side expansion,
kickstart/workbench 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3 (originals and copies, some disks fail
due to age, but I could boot 1.1 and 1.3). Zenith color composite monitor,
and misc software.
* Apple IIgs System ($100)
3.5" and 5.25" drives. System 5.0.4 software plus lots of educational stuff.
12" color monitor. Owner's reference and getting started guide.
* 22 8" floppies ($10, will ship)
If they weren't so big they'd make great stocking stuffers. Maybe they can
be hung outside the stocking?
I suspect many of use have this sort of problem, and I'd be interested in
hearing any solutions to it.
Moat classic computers have various little bits that go with them, in
particular cables and connector adaptors. In some cases these are
specific to one particular type of machine (e.g. the user prot adaptor
for the Acor Cabridge Workstation), others are rather more generic (the
same cassette lead fits all TRS-80 M1, M3, M4 and M100 machins, along
with the IBM 5150), and still others are totally generic (HPIB cables,
'kettle leads', etc).
I find storing thes parts, partircularly the 'somewhat generic' ones is a
problem, and I can never find what I need. You cna't categorise them by
machine (becase, for example, a TRS-80 M1 RS232 cable is specific to that
machine (it plugs into an esdge conenctor on the EI), the pritner cable
also fits the M3 and M4 machines, the cassette lead also fits the IBM
PC), you vcan;'t realy do it by function (a DBd25-DB25 lead could be used
for several purposes, not only RS232), and so on.
Any ideas? I am getting fed up with having to re-make a cable which I know I
made a couple years earlier, but for a different machine, and which I now
can't find.
-tony
As a follow up to Richard's question, does anyone have any experience
archiving an Xebec S1410 / S1410A SASI controlled drive from a
relatively modern system? If the SASI controller doesn't support the
standard SCSI Inquiry and Read Capacity commands I wouldn't expect
that you could simply connect it to a SCSI host controller on a Linux
box and "dd" the drive contents to a disk image file.
-Glen
A friend mentioned that he knew of someone who was selling off some
items he had including a Teletype. I told him I'd pass it along to the
list, as I thought there would be people interested here.
I have no direct connection to this sale, just passing it on. He is
local to me in Orange County, Ca.
Jim
320803364119
Hello everybody,
I came across some MCS-48 SW project which I have to get into active
maintenance again. I have assembly source and listings. And some DOS
batch files wich run commands like C:\ISIS\ASM80\HEXOBJ. And there are
strange .CSD files which seem to contain some kind of build rules
similar to a makefile.
In the listings there's mentioned an ISIS-II ASM48 assembler. And an
ISIS-II linker as well. I *have* to get that stuff up and working again.
What I assume:
- ISIS-II is an Intel Intellec's OS.
- The Tools from ISIS-II have been ported to MS-DOS but still call
themselves "ISIS-II" in the listings they produce.
Am I right?
Does anybody have the software?
Heeeelp, I'm lost!
It would be very nice if one of this list could help me out. Any input
welcome!
Kind regards,
Philipp
This Atari stuff falls outside my areas of interest. I would like to
find loving new homes for the following:
(4) Atari 1040ST computers w/SM124 monitor and mouse. One has the
original box. Some docs.
(1) Atari Mega ST2
See: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jja572/sets/72157624529916313/ for pictures.
Location: Madison, WI 53714
I will consider offers of money or items from my want list below:
Zilog Zeus distribution tape
VAXStation 2000 (so I can format drives for my MicroVAX IIs)
Drive sled for SGI 4D/25
Compact 6U VME chassis & power supply
Internal SCSI hard drive for IBM Thinkpad Power 850
PC532 motherboard or complete system
Hewlett Packard 700 series VME computer
Interesting VME & Multibus SBCs and cards
Sun Microsystems 386i - preferably a /250
IBM PC/RT system
AT&T {3B2/300,3B2/310,3B2/400}
-Jon
