VCF

Uncle Roger wrote: Second Tip: Don't leave the premises until you are SURE the item in question went where you thought :). It was just a bit too tight and Frank agreed to see that it got a home (he didn't specify exactly where though :) ! ) And yes, we made it home fine with no problems. I have to agree with all the comments that the VCF was a really fun event. While the attendance was lower than expected, the opportunity to meet and talk with other serious collectors was WELL worth the time and effort of attending! Being able to put names together with faces was certainly a bonus. It was interesting to note that everyone there got along extremely well, and it seemed like everyone had known everyone else for years (even if they just met :)! ) Bonus Numbers: According to Bob Marsh, the number of Sol-20 computers produced was 10,000 with approximately the first 5000 being kits, and the remainder being shipped assembled. According to Roger Billings, there were around 5000 of the Lobo Drives Max-80 computers produced and sold. Many thanks to everyone who helped put this event together and especially to Sam for having the vision to make it happen!