2 Apr
1998
2 Apr
'98
4:57 a.m.
Me too :) I'd love to add one of these to the collection.
Dan
BTW -- never start your message to the list with Add, it gets angry. ;)
On Thu, 2 Apr 1998, Cord Coslor wrote:
Joe:
Let me know if you have an extra one for sale, ok?
CORD COSLOR
Archive(a)navix.net
Joe wrote:
Phillip,
Thanks for the info. I'll try to get the whole box full (about 8 or 9
machines). If I do, I'll let you know. $50 for one sounds fine to me.
I've never used a RS 102 and it's been years since I used a RS 100 so I
don't know what the differences are but I assume the 102 has everything
that a 100 does.
Joe
At 05:15 PM 4/1/98 GMT, you wrote:
plug is
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David wrote:
> In a message dated 4/1/98 9:57:30 AM Eastern Standard Time,
> rigdonj(a)intellistar.net writes:
>
> << I have a chance to buy a box full of Radio Shack model 102 portable
> computers. None have been tested and there are no power supplies with
them.
> Does anyone know what voltage and polarity
the external power connector
> uses? And if there is any kind of self-test built-in? Can anyone give
me an
> idea of what these are worth? >>
>
> shoot, i'd love to have another tandy 102! my ac adaptor for my 102 says
6v dc
at 400 ma
I'd love to have one at all!
Seriously, Joe, if you get a box full, will you be putting some up for
sale?
> according to the little drawing on the adaptor, the inner part of the > negative. outer part is positive. not sure
what they're worth, but i
bought
>
>That's all I'd need to know. I am quite used to building PSUs on such a
>spec. Or less. (Actually I'd look inside to see whether it needs to be
>regulated, but 6V seldom does).
>
>> mine with the accompanying battery operated cassette recorder and owner's
>> manual for $25. would love to find the external floppy for it.
>
>The model 100 I've seen for 100 or more UK pounds over here. I don't
>know what additional features were in the 102; I also don't think I
>could afford L100. But I'd probably pay $50 US including shipping for a
>model 102 without power supply.
>
>Philip.
>
>PS I'm back from Taiwan at last. Taiwan really is the most unhackish
>place I've been on my travels... But more to the point, I've missed
>most of the last 3 weeks on Classiccmp, so I may be ignorant of the
>context on some longer-running threads. Please forgive any silly
>questions that may arise...
>
>