We are waiting for a UA-11 from Guy, but in the mean time a high-priority
project is being held up for lack of a way to check out the Unibus on a
PDP-11/40.
Does anyone in the Seattle-Tacoma region have one of these that we might
borrow until we get our own?
Please feel free to reply off-line if you like.
Thanks,
Rich
Rich Alderson
Vintage Computing Sr. Server Engineer
Vulcan, Inc.
505 5th Avenue S, Suite 900
Seattle, WA 98104
mailto:RichA at vulcan.com
mailto:RichA at LivingComputerMuseum.orghttp://www.LivingComputerMuseum.org/
I'm struggling with designing adapters for situations where things sit
right above a PCB (like the CBM 1541-II PCB under the disk mechanism)
where there is not enough room for a:
Header
PCB
Socket
IC
And sometimes not enough for even:
Header
PCB
IC
A while back, I found a pic of a "low profile" header option.
Pic: http://postimage.org/image/2o6zinnk4/
Notice how the header pins are attached to a plastic "film"? Does
anyone know what that is called, or better yet, have a source for this
type of header?
Jim
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Jim Brain
brain at jbrain.comwww.jbrain.com
Spotted on epay...thought there might be interest here...no connection
with the seller
310335159258 Lot of Zilog Z8000 CPU Manuals, Specs, Dev Mod, Assembl
310335159274 Lot of 5 Original IBM 5110 Portable Computer Manuals
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Paxton Hoag
Astoria, OR
USA
Hi, All,
Due to an off-hand watermelon comment made around the house last
night, I rewatched "Buckaroo Banzai". I already know the computer in
the President's hospital room is a DEC Rainbow 100 (with a
faux-TV-image overlay) and the computer at the Banzai compound is an
CompuPro 8/16 ( http://starringthecomputer.com/feature.php?f=78 ), but
what's that orange-tinted terminal attached to the S-100 box?
-ethan
There is a large lot of vintage ex-JPL Modcomp gear available in the LA area, but it would require an extremely prompt pickup, with difficult logistics. These are classic TTL blinkenlights minis, with really sexy-looking front panels. It looks like there is enough material to satisfy several collectors. I'd be interested in hearing from interested folks in SoCal ASAP.
--Bill
Just noticed a rather large collection of DEC equipment including a
MicroVaxII and a CDC fixed disk on CL offered at $499
item no 2550822438. in the South Jersey (Cherry Hill) CL
Steve
From today's (August 24) Wall Street Journal front page:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903596904576516552161014410.h…
Written as a bit of a puff piece, but interesting
nonetheless, given the national reach of the WSJ. It might
(though I doubt it) spur a few Wall Street types to take a
keener interest in retro gear, making things dearer and
harder for us homie hobbyists to acquire. :)
Kudo's to Ian (King) and Rich (Alderson), et al.
-- Jared
Don't suppose anyone has any U5 RAM they'd be willing to sell me?
Getting a "Memory Address not Aligned" on my Ultra5. Hoping it's just the
RAM and not something else.
Replies offlist, please.
Thanks chaps (and chapettes);
- JP
Iowa
If anybody has md5sum.txt files from Sun Solaris versions or can compute
them from Solaris ISOs downloaded directly from Sun, would you please post
them on this list? md5sums on Solaris Studio would be appreciated also.
I lost a bunch of files and I want to make sure any replacement copies I
can scrounge are legit. I have not been able to find anything using
archive.org on Sun's old site. Thanks guys.
Hello
It has been some years since I was last on the list but here goes,
I am involved with an on-line computer history preservation site its
URL is www.1000bit.com we have a good collection of computer brochures
but we are looking for more.
I was therefore wondering would any of the list members have old
brochure, sales guides etc that they would be will to part with or
sell, I am quite happy to pay a fee and shipping
I am look for most things from 1984 - to 1999 on various companies
here are just a few
Apollo/AT&T/DEC/CRAY/DG/IBM/NCR/NEC/Netframe/Tricord/Pyramid and Wang
etc
regards and many thanks
Mark
email markarmbrennan AT gmail DOT com