If anyone is interested in a Wang Daisy Wheel Printer, Diablo same, Star
SG-10, TRS 80- DWP 510 and a few other things like that let me know and I
will pass your info along to a guy who contacted me through my web site. I
do not know the guy. I am not interested in these.
This person implied that is not giving them away, He may just want a token
payment or he may be Ebay savvy. Or somewhere in between....
Please don't reply here, send your contact info, securely, here:
https://www.vintagecomputer.net/contact.cfm
(I don't track or store contact form submittals from my web site.)
Bill
Cleaning up a non-post?ing SPARCStation voyager 146 (are there others?) and found a crude cat drawing on the silkscreen:
https://twitter.com/salgernon/status/1029474524100616192?s=21
Just curious if anyone knows any backstory for this kitty. (I was at sunw from ?90 to ?92 and this machine is a little after my time!)
?sma
My mother is moving and her spouse has a MicroVax I he bought new back in 1984 for some crazy amount. I don?t see this model listed in your chart? Can you tell me if there is any value to this machine? He also has two original monitors.
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> From: Tony Duell
> I have here a little square board (the same size as the older Unibus
> grant continuity card) with just 2 pairs of pins linked. ... Has anyone
> come across that one before?
No, that's a new one on me. I have seen off-brand single-height QBUS grant
jumpers, but full length (no knuckle-busting); I have a number from MDB
Systems.
Noel
All the PDP11 people here will know the little square grant continuity
board used
in Unibus machines, along with the later dual-height one that also connected the
NPG signal. And the common Qbus grant continuity board that was also a full
dual-height one that had a couple of pairs of pins linked on one of
the connectors.
But I have here a little square board (the same size as the older Unibus grant
continuity card) with just 2 pairs of pins linked. In the etch is a
Digital logo (so
I assume it's a real DEC product) and :
LSI11 Grant
Continuity
G7272
5012564B
Side 2
Has anyone come across that one before?
-tony
Continuing this thread with requests for heavy printers and the like. Is
there anyone that has manuals for the GE Terminet 30?
https://i.imgur.com/8Q0Mf2d.jpg
/Mattis
All,
A buddy on twitter is trying to find out info on the following NT ICs. Info
here:
"Northern Telecom QMV271BY1 / NTOOR66C3A : Unknown device. Ceramic Pin Grid
Array package with gold cap. Manufactured Week 33 of 1990. No further
information known."
https://twitter.com/Neko_Ed/status/1029034885573500929
Any ideas to help him?
--
-Jon
+44 7792 149029
I will not do extensive/conscientious shopping for boxes/shipping rates.
So, they may go Priority or Media mail, and not extremely quickly. I'll
expect prompt reimbursement of postage (rounded up).
Anybody want any of:
Simpson, Alan dBase III Plus Programmer's Reference Guide Sybex 1987
0-89588-382-1 Very Good
Business Computer Systems : An Introduction Kroenke, David Mitchell
1987 0-394-39055-5 Very Good Promotional copy, marked as such
C : How To Program : 4th Edition Deitel Prentice hall 2004
0-13-142644-3 Good, racked, Cisin on edge
Fuzzy Logic : For business And Industry Earl Cox Charles river
1995 1-886801-01-0 poor remaindered? missing front cover
Lotus User's Guide : Lotus 1-2-3 For DOS Release 2.4 Lotus 1993
C Primer Plus Waite/Prata/Martin Sams 1984 0-672-22090-3
VG
Adobe Photoshop 5.0 User Guide Adobe 1998 G damaged back cover
ObjectVision Reference Guide Borland 1991 vg
Advanced dBase III Plus Programming And Techniques Miriam Liskin
osborene/McGraw0-07-881249-6 VG
Adobe Photoshop 5.5 User Guid Supplement Adobe 1999 G
Microsoft Windows Programmer's Reference "New For Version 3 Microsoft
1990 1-55615-309-0 G
Systems Programming In Turbo C Michael Young Sybex 1988
0-89588-467-4 G
Java in A Nutshell 2nd Edition Flanagan O'Reilly 1997
1-56592-262-X G
Systems Programming Tuning Loukides O'Reilly 1990
0-937175-60-9 G
Discrete Mathematics : Schaum's Outlines Lipson McGraw Hill
new
Xerox Ventura Publisher training Guide Xerox 1988 G
Palm Pilot : The Connected Organizer : Handbook professional Edition,
Quick Start, Applications & Solutions 3Com/Palm 1997 vg
OB_Disclaimer: these did not sell at VCF
(Box A10)
Hey all --
Working on bringing a Dasher D200 terminal back to life. There's a bridge
rectifier package that appears to have a short in it and I can't find any
info on it -- I suspect it may have a house part number. It's got a
Motorola logo on it, and is labeled "SDA314." In the schematic (
http://bitsavers.org/pdf/dg/terminals/014-000640_DASHER_D100_D200_Display_T…)
it's CR6.
This short causes the 5W resistors before the fuse to smoke and explode,
but the fuse is fine (thank goodness.) :).
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Josh
