*More* Finds... (mainly Heathkit 3400)

Rumor has it that Stan Sieler may have mentioned these words: I'd still be kinda interested in that CD, but Kismet walked thru the store a little while ago - one of the hams at the auction that was helping sort stuff (the auctioneers knew *nothing* about this stuff, thankfully, they were smart enough to ask for help) had found the books for the 3400, squirrelled them away for me and had a chance to stop by and gave them to me!!! This is *so* cool! I got the manual for the ET-3400A & both the Assembly & Software Reference Manuals for the Memory I/O Accessory (ETA-3400) - I'm not sure if that's actually installed in the 3400, but I'm sure I can mock one up given the books (A quick glance seems to give me all the schematics & all... :-) :-) Anywho, thanks for the offers of copies & whatnot, but "I gots the real thing!" - As heathkit is still in business, they might get upset posting *everything* to the web, but I do plan on putting up a webpage with the memory map & other esoteric stuff, to help others who get just the box & not the dox... {If someone needs a copy of one of the manuals, I'm not against doing that - but I just don't wanna stuff everything out to the public at large...) Thanks! Roger "Merch" Merchberger -- Roger "Merch" Merchberger --- sysadmin, Iceberg Computers Recycling is good, right??? Ok, so I'll recycle an old .sig. If at first you don't succeed, nuclear warhead disarmament should *not* be your first career choice.