Bulk buy of TSOP32 AT49F512, as noted in here earlier.
I am happy to sell by tray (156 = ~$32) at cost + at cost shipping.
Let me know off list. Probably will buy end of this week.
Jim
Thought I'd pass this on. I'm sure that most Hercules people will see
this, but not sure about
the cctalk folks.
thanks
Jim
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Spacewar! on S/360
Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2013 22:51:12 -0600
From: Sean P. McBride <spmcbride at US.IBM.COM>
Reply-To: IBM Mainframe Discussion List <IBM-MAIN at LISTSERV.UA.EDU>
To: IBM-MAIN at LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-main
All,
I recently found out that Edson Hendricks (the creator of VNET) wrote a copy of Spacewar!
for the IBM System 360 while he was an MIT student. It was based on the PDP-1 version,
and it was used by MIT for their annual open house in either 1965 or 1966. My understanding
is that this S/360 version ended up getting played by IBMers at the IBM Research Lab, which
resulted in a corporate ban of running the software on IBM machines. Considering that
the source should run on modern IBM mainframes with some code modification, I thought
that this might be something worth resurrecting for the 50th anniversary of the System
360 announcement. Do any of you ever recall playing this game on an IBM mainframe or
hearing about others that might have done this? Do any of you have suggests for finding
the source code for this S/360 version? Edson does not have a copy, and I have not
yet heard back the from Computer History Museum.
Thanks for your help!!!
Respectfully,
Sean P. McBride
Millennialmainframer.com
I have a number of these. The possibility is they might get dumpsterized. FRU P/N 48G8723. Some still in the box, some still in sealed a.s. bags, a couple loose. Get them while they're hot, otherwise not.
I have 1 loose nos Commie. SX-64 crt left, currently on. ebay. If anyone wants it, or anything else, I'll pull it.
>I assumed everyone had them.
>Where else can you find a computer with a GUI that can also run all of your BBC Master Series applications?
>
>I have an A4000, mostly for nostalgic value as my parents purchased me one brand new in 1992, for the most part I live for the BOOP when you turn it on.
>
>First time posting, hopefully my email client doesn't make a mess of it.
Don't know who posted what's above yours.
Other then that, are you an enthusiast, or just here for curiosity? There's roughly 2 camps here - those that collect and use very little, and those that actually use their old equipment regularly, and may even collect. It's an interesting unit, just wanted some discussion of it. Needless to say it's rarely seen on this side of the puddle.
Otherwise how do you feel about Google/Goozitzu these days?
Welcome to the list.
10 monitor //s
$20 dollars each
4 monitor ///s
$30 each
32 yellow
$20+ Shipping
10 Non Yellowed IIGS Monitors
$50 shipped
5 ImageWriter I's
$40
All Items here are $30 dollars per item plus shipping
8 Macintosh IIcx
2 Macintosh IIci
3 Macintosh IIsi
3 Beige G3 MiniTowers
2 Beige G3 Desktops
5 PowerMac 6100s
3 Macintosh Centris 610
1 Macintosh Quadra 160
1 Peforma 6110
1 Performa 6116
2 Performa 6115
1 PowerMacintosh 7300/180
1 PowerMacintosh 7500/100
1 PowerMacintosh 7500/100 With Rhapsody DR2
4 PowerMacintosh 7100/66
1 Performa 600
2 Centris 650
1 Macintosh IIVX
4 Macintosh LCs
3 Macintosh LC 575s
1 Macintosh SE FDHD
2 Macintosh SE 800k
5 Macintosh Plus
Items here are $50 dollars an item plus shipping
Power Mac 9500 132. 160MB RAM, 1GB HDD IXMicro Twin Turbo VGA Card
Fresh System 7.6 install. 6 PCI Slots
Power Mac 8500/200
48MB RAM 1GB HDD
Rhapsody DR2 Installed
Items here are 20 dollars an item
Sonic MicroPrint Localtalk To Ethernet Bridge
eMachines T-16 Nubus VGA Video Card NIB
Radius PrecisionColor 24X Video Card
Microsoft Softcard Z80 Card for Apple II
All Apple Keyboards $15 each
If you dont see it listed I probably have it
A few years ago I picked up an original PETwhich had been heavily
modified. The original keyboard was replaced with a larger, more
standard keyboard which is unfortunately both very ugly and which also
ended up covered in glue at some point in its past. I'd like to restore
it to a more original appearance, is there any chance someone out there
has a keyboard and/or tape drive going spare they'd be willing to
sell/barter for?
Thanks!
Josh
I watched both this and the A2+ vids Terry. Both well done. I just can't help but wonder how many marriages were put on the rocks by Apple though.
And you should really find a Wombat. Or 2 actually, one for me one for you.
> On 02/22/2013 08:30 PM, Chris Tofu wrote:
>>>> I sold my R* like a fool. K/b was broken up, and now I feel bad
>>>> and would like to get the guy a working replacement or parts.
>>> It's just an LK201, right? I'd think that would be easy enough to
>>> track down.
>> If you say so. I've asked in the past. And would much rather have a
>> broken one so the two can be put to use. A working spare should go to
>> a ready system. I hate waste and I was a moron for dropping it.
> I have a few busted LK201s; I will dig through them this weekend.
> Send me your shipping address. Do you require one that's mechanically
> sound but electrically busted, or the other way around?
>
> -Dave
>
> -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
If anyone has a DEAD LK201 (with the membrane damaged or shorted
irrepairably) which has *RED* LEDs (which blink an error code due to the
shorted/damaged membrane when powered up), please let me know. I'm
hunting for one to get a working 23-004M2 masked 8051 microcontroller from.
(i.e. as seen in this random picture I found on GIS:
http://www.wickensonline.co.uk/retro/images/LK201-INTERNAL.JPG )
The LK201 with *GREEN* leds has a 23-001S9-00 MC68HC05 MCU in it
instead, and I am not interested in this one (as the extant scanned
lk201 schematic does not cover it and the PCB has a small custom ASIC in
addition to the MCU which seems irreplaceable).
--
Jonathan Gevaryahu
jgevaryahu at gmail.com
jgevaryahu at hotmail.com