That's a hard one. ?I feel like the answer should be 'my Mark-8 boards!', because they are so rare. ?But they're just boards.. they don't do anything. ?I find the computer I keep coming back to is my Digital Group z80. ?Digital Group just has that personality factor. ?
Be sure your stereo-zoom has a cover thing screwed into the front
of it.
always good to protect the active optics.
We have a rework station with a sliding X Y table on it.... and a scope
mounted on it... but... my hands are not steady as when young..( need to
find technology to assist with that!)
Ed# _www.smecc.org_ (http://www.smecc.org)
In a message dated 1/14/2017 9:20:05 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
cclist at sydex.com writes:
On 01/14/2017 12:48 AM, Rob Jarratt wrote:
> Has anyone had experience of using an item like this for soldering
> and PCB inspection work?
I use a B&L stereo zoom microscope for inspection, but have never used
it for soldering. That is, after soldering in, say, a TQFP, I'll use it
to examine for misregistration and solder bridges. But I can't imagine
soldering under it.
For that, where normal vision doesn't suffice, I use a head-mounted
binocular loupe. Seems to work just fine.
--Chuck
Mine is the HP-2000 ... it was a game changer for me in the used
computer business as it gave me a one company direction... from dealing in
parts to keep it alive to having HP-3000 systems being an indy new HP
dealer on PC products in the 80s into the 90s.
On a more personal level, the Classic PDP-8 with the plexi top covers
we have here in the SMECC museum project I have given them. I wanted
one ion 1965 and finally got one in the 80s!
Ed# _www.smecc.org_ (http://www.smecc.org)
In a message dated 1/13/2017 4:03:03 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
alexandre.tabajara at gmail.com writes:
We've talked about the most expensive, the most rare, the less usual...
Now lets talk about what you love most <3
For me is the Apple IIe signed by Woz :D
What is your most prized and loved possession? :)
> From: Lars Brinkhoff
> Is there a list? What's on it?
I think he meant the mailing list.
> I guess the PDP-11 operating system TRANTOR ... I recently found a copy
> and sent it to the original authors.
Oh, wow, neat. Where did you find it, if I may ask - I'm curious! Did a copy
go to bitsavers, too (I hope)?
Noel
Greetings all,
I always figured I'd order one of the compilations of Dr. Dobb's Journal
on CD/DVD One Of These Days... Then they went and stopped publication.
While a lot of DDJ content is still online at drdobbs.com, I'd still
like to pick up that DVD.
So like the Subject says, I'm looking to acquire a copy of this last
version of said compilation.
Thanks,
--Steve.
> From: Leif Johansson
> Me and peter recently discovered he saved the rest of the box.
Is that the one I saw in the 'MIT-MC in Sweden' pictures a while back?
> Paul Koning
> A listing of RSTS-11 V0
If that's not already online in machine-readable form, we should get it
scanned and OCR'd.
I have a _very_ soft spot for RSTS-11 - I learned to program on a PDP-11/20
running RSTS-11. (Actually, I learned to program from reading a BASIC-PLUS
language manual, borrowed from Matthew Weinstein, over my first weekend at
boarding school!)
Being able to run on it an actual PDP-11 (using Guy's MEM-11 card) would
be so far beyond super-cool that it would be below absolute zero...
Noel
Hello dear listmembers,
sorry for the off-topic request.
I have a chance to get two beautiful optomechanical Mettler lab scales from a gentleman in Cologne for a very nice price, but the seller states outright that he won't ship them (which probably wouldn't end nicely for the goods anyway!).
So I'm looking for someone able to collect those (approx. 20*40*40cm and <10kg each) in Cologne sometime soonish (payment would be effected independently by bank transfer, there is one externally accessible transport safety screw on each device which would have to be checked/tightened) and deliver (timing for this step is largely uncritical) to either my home near Nuremberg BY, hand them over at VCFe in Munich BY on April 29th to May 1st, or meet me at a field day near Offenburg BW on April 7th to 9th (additional opportunities may appear).
Compensation for fuel and time will be paid, please enclose your asking amount.
Thanks in advance,
yours sincerely
Arno Kletzander // DO 4 NAK
Hello Adrian,
not sure if 8085 is supported, but try to analyze your dump with IDA
Disassembler.
It's really amazing in analyzing the code, and reconstruct automatically,
or with small effort, a readable trace of functions jumps, strings,
symbols, etc
Andrea