Hi Guys
Just got back from the silk screeners. Panels everywhere!!
Final layers (Amber and white ) going on. Customising insets for type A
and B ready
Front is now matt black as per requests.
They are sourcing some ready made packaging and plastic cloth.
Its that soft stuff you get round hifi's and TV's etc.
I have some pictures I took on the wifes iPad. If I can get them off on
to my PC I can send then out.
I'm working on a Web server as focal point for everything panel.
In addition to DEC Straight 8, 8/e (A or B), 8/f and 8/m,
I also have artwork for IBM 360 and Burroughs 3500
PDP 11/40 (PDP10) thru 11/70 are under way.
Regards
Rod
> From: Ian S. King
> Implicit in the "involved in museums" domain: artifacts come in, they
> don't go back out except on loan. :-)
What, you've never heard of 'de-acquisitioning'? (Boy, that one sure wins the
George Orwell Memorial NewSpeak award...)
Noel
> From: Evan Koblentz
> 1. How rare/valuable is the item?
Moderately rare, not very valuable.
> 2. What else might be inside the package?
Nothing - it's clear shrink-wrap around a loose-leaf manual.
> 3. Will opening it cause any damage?
No.
> 4. Can you store it in a suitable way after opening?
If I open it, I plan to store it in an original DEC three-ring binder.. :-)
> From: Fred Cisin
> OTOH, if you want to SELL it
When it comes to me and PDP-11 stuff, 'cold dead hands'! :-)
Noel
May be of interest to some list members - appeared, of all places, in the
property section of a local newspaper - the Commodore 64 gets a good mention
but I suspect list members might remember (or reminisce) over the other 9
too or as well.
http://www.domain.com.au/news/10-forgotten-wonders-of-1980s-homes-20151217-g
lpoof/
++++++++++
Kevin Parker
++++++++++
http://5970.iso-group.com/Public/Search_Results.aspx?ss=10X2000
There are in stock here, according to their site.
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From: cctalk [mailto:cctalk-bounces at classiccmp.org] On Behalf Of Bill
Sudbrink
Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2016 11:52 AM
To: 'General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts'
Subject: Wanted: Specific Mallory cap...
Hi all,
I am in the process of restoring/recreating a linear PS as part of a project
and I would like to use the original parts if possible. I'm looking for six
Mallory axial electrolytic capacitors. The physical dimensions are 11mm in
diameter by 44mm in length.
They have a clear plastic wrap, so the aluminum silver color shows through.
The printing on them goes around the circumference (not end to end) and
reads:
+-M-+
2000 MF 10 V
20-48923
Electrically, they are (were) 2000uf, 10 volt. My bet is that these are
mil-spec versions of Mallory's
TT10X2000 capacitor. They physically match some Mallory TT15X1000 caps that
I have in my parts box.
I've been "beating the bushes" for a while now with no luck on the
"20-48923" part number. I've also contacted all of the web site owners that
claim to have TT10X2000s. They have all come back with "well, we don't
actually seem to have that part after all".
If anyone has either of the above, I'll pay a good price for them. They
don't have to be in operational condition electronically, I'll "restuff"
them if necessary.
Thanks,
Bill Sudbrink
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supply a picture if you can
On 1/6/2016 10:52 AM, Bill Sudbrink wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am in the process of restoring/recreating a linear
> PS as part of a project and I would like to use the
> original parts if possible. I'm looking for six
> Mallory axial electrolytic capacitors. The physical
> dimensions are 11mm in diameter by 44mm in length.
> They have a clear plastic wrap, so the aluminum
> silver color shows through. The printing on them
> goes around the circumference (not end to end) and
> reads:
>
> +-M-+
> 2000 MF 10 V
> 20-48923
>
> Electrically, they are (were) 2000uf, 10 volt. My
> bet is that these are mil-spec versions of Mallory's
> TT10X2000 capacitor. They physically match some
> Mallory TT15X1000 caps that I have in my parts box.
> I've been "beating the bushes" for a while now with
> no luck on the "20-48923" part number. I've also
> contacted all of the web site owners that claim to
> have TT10X2000s. They have all come back with "well,
> we don't actually seem to have that part after all".
>
> If anyone has either of the above, I'll pay a good
> price for them. They don't have to be in operational
> condition electronically, I'll "restuff" them if
> necessary.
>
> Thanks,
> Bill Sudbrink
>
>
>
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Someone go get this.
posted: 2016-01-04 12:20pm
http://denver.craigslist.org/sys/5387506164.html
I have the following HP 3000 computer equipment in my basement yours
FREE for removal
QTY Description
----- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2 HP 3000 series 30 Computers
4 HP 7925 disk drives
1 HP 2608A line printer
1 HP 7970E tape drive
2 HP 3000 Console Terminals
3 HP 2645A terminals
2 HP 2631A terminal printers
The picture shown is of 3 disk drives and the Tape drive when new
(1980). This equipment has been mostly idle for 20+ years. The first 4
line items of equipment above are relatively large and would require
at least 2 men to remove each item from my basement.
Hi all,
I am in the process of restoring/recreating a linear
PS as part of a project and I would like to use the
original parts if possible. I'm looking for six
Mallory axial electrolytic capacitors. The physical
dimensions are 11mm in diameter by 44mm in length.
They have a clear plastic wrap, so the aluminum
silver color shows through. The printing on them
goes around the circumference (not end to end) and
reads:
+-M-+
2000 MF 10 V
20-48923
Electrically, they are (were) 2000uf, 10 volt. My
bet is that these are mil-spec versions of Mallory's
TT10X2000 capacitor. They physically match some
Mallory TT15X1000 caps that I have in my parts box.
I've been "beating the bushes" for a while now with
no luck on the "20-48923" part number. I've also
contacted all of the web site owners that claim to
have TT10X2000s. They have all come back with "well,
we don't actually seem to have that part after all".
If anyone has either of the above, I'll pay a good
price for them. They don't have to be in operational
condition electronically, I'll "restuff" them if
necessary.
Thanks,
Bill Sudbrink
Anyone know anything about the custom computer and the custom OS? Nor implying anything but Chuck do u have any insights? ;)
-------- Original message --------
From: jwsmobile <jws at jwsss.com>
Date: 1/5/2016 12:27 PM (GMT-08:00)
To: "General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts" <cctalk at classiccmp.org>
Subject: Floppy recovery
I wonder how it could take them three months to figure something out.?
Maybe Chuck can comment.
But over a year after they spent the 3 months.? Hmmm.? It will be
interesting to hear what was recovered, though from what has been
written and passed down about Roddenberry, I'm not expecting much.
On a tangent, from a lecture 35 years ago by Harlan Ellison, I hope all
of his papers are preserved and transcribed.? He had about 15 4 drawer
cabinets of work notes at that time, probably double or triple that
now.? I think at the time he worked manually as well.
https://www.yahoo.com/tech/floppy-disks-star-trek-creator-182855583.html
Thanks
Jim
