OK, another pair of unknown extender cards:
http://ana-3.lcs.mit.edu/~jnc/tech/jpg/tmp/LargeExtender.jpg
If anyone has a use for one or both, FTGH.
They are 17"x10", and the support arms (nice touch) are about 3" long.
No identifying marks that I can perceive, alas. The power leads are titled
"+5", "+12 Handler", +12 Return", "+12 Scan", "+15", "+- 15 Return", "-15".
Noel
> From: Brian Marstella
> I have a CPU board with similar format that I bought thinking I'd
> eventually figure it out.
A couple of people have replied privately telling me it's for a Motorola
EXORbus/EXORciser.
Noel
Hi all, I have an extra "RX8/RX11 floopy disk system user's manual" I'd like
to trade off for something I'd find useful (anything PDP-11 which I don't
already have, preferably). Anyone?
Noel
> From: Jon Elson
> if they did air raids over France or Germany, that eventually a plane
> with one would get shot down and a magnetron would be obtained in
> relatively good shape. So, likely by 1942 it was considered to no
> longer be a secret.
One was lost near Rotterdam in a raid on Cologne on February 2, 1943 (only
the second raid of the war using centimetric H2S radar which used the cavity
magnetron), and the remains were discovered in relatively good shape by
German technicians. The Germans worked out what it did pretty quickly, and by
the fall of 1943 they had started to deploy microwave detector systems.
Noel
GoMemorable got back to me. They'll still scan for me to QT ProRes on
hard drive for 20 cents a foot for 8mm/Super 8 and 30 cents a foot for 16mm.
- John
While cleaning just now I found one of the metal and black plastic side
bezels for an 8813. If anyone needs one, let me know and I can send it to
you!
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Ben Sinclair
ben at bensinclair.com
Does anyone have an archive of classiccmp that goes back to the 90's? If
so, could I ask you to "hunt down" an old message of mine? I once wrote a
"reminiscence" of connecting to the ARPANET when I was a kid that I was
rather pleased with. Unfortunately, I seem to have lost it in a disk crash
(actually a couple of disks, primaries and backups).
Thanks,
Bill Sudbrink
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