I've gotten tickets to an upcoming one of these, and besides a couple of
items which fit their profile, am thinking of taking at least a small
board or so to see what that does with their appraisers.
anyone have any experience with them. This is the US mob. I'd never
consider doing it with the UK ones. they want stuff from the 19th
century or before, or WW2, etc.
I am taking a sextant and a platinum broach. I have what I think is a
Dec trainer board I'm going to take. i doubt taking any minis would be
more interesting than the dec trainer. If they don't know that is a bit
rare, then anything else they would say about other items would probably
be useless.
I'd like to see more scientific and computer, calculators, etc., on the
show instead of the crap they sometimes have. Seems like everyone has a
Tiffany lamp, or a bit of scrimshaw to show (fake and plastic,
respectively). I was advised in an email that oddball stuff had shorter
waits.
Only guarantee is to get into the filming room where the appraisers are,
and get stuff appraised.
Will report back if there is anything useful that happens.
Jim
Got about 15 Apple IIGS Monitors that are yellowed and or lightly
scratched. 15khz sync, Good for Amigas, Ataris, and Apple IIGS's
$20 dollars each plus shipping via USPS Parcel Post
Trying to empty the storage unit of these things
----- Original Message -----
> Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2013 21:39:32 -0700
> From: Josh Dersch <derschjo at gmail.com>
Since we're 'comrades-in-arms' I was especially hoping to be able to help
you out, but alas, although I have some NOS .55" 5-series displays the only
.33" 3-series I have are the two-digit SP332s that you already have; I
assume you don't need any more?
Why not check out the various places that advertise having SP-333s; can't
hurt to ask for a quote...
I believe Heathkit also used these, although I don't remember which
size/type; might be worth inquiring on one of those lists.
mike
If you can pick up large old antique machines, instead of having them
scrapped, and can offer to pay something for them, please let me know.
We have another recycler onboard.
Cindy Croxton
Electronics Plus
1613 Water Street
Kerrville, TX 78028
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Can anyone send me a copy of TBOOT and standalone FIXUP for late
versions of AOS/VS for the MV DC series - ideally 7.71 or 7.70?
My MV/2500 is now loading its microcode OK and passing diagnostics, but
the system disk is corrupted so I can go no further until I either
locate a copy of the System Media or at least the above two programs.
Steve
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I was Googling for information on the control codes for an old
CalComp 1042 PCI roll plotter we have tucked away and found your 2007
message about possessing a copy of the technical manual with, I think,
the command set for plotters like this. Do you still have the data and
would you be willing to share it with me? Cheers.
Chuck (I think) mentioned that he had never seen a proper specification of the RS232 (or whatever) signals.
I think CCITT standard V.28 is much the same thing, and it can be found at :
http://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_tbr/001_099/002/01_20_63/tbr_002e01c.pdf
It certainly seems to have reasonable descriptions of the signal electrical characteristics.
-tony
On Tue, 18 Jun 2013, Bill Sudbrink wrote:
> Pontus Pihlgren wrote:
>> Does it look like this?
>>
>> http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/still-image/DEC/PDP-8-
>> S/dec_pdp-8-s.display_of_pdp8s.102630596.lg.jpg
>>
>> That is supposed to be an 8/s. Could it be that the first(prototype?)
>> 8/s where put in an Straigh-8 chassi?
>
> Slightly off the subject, I notice that the chad bin on the ASR33 in
> that photo is opaque. I've never seen (or at least noticed) one like
> that before. Does anybody have one?
That one might be a metal chad bin. I have one for my ASR33. Part
number is 182924 for the metal bin, 182965 for the later clear plastic
bin.
Mike Loewen mloewen at cpumagic.scol.pa.us
Old Technology http://sturgeon.css.psu.edu/~mloewen/Oldtech/