4 Dec
2014
4 Dec
'14
12:48 p.m.
On 12/04/2014 05:59 PM, Roy Hirst wrote:
Although here at XKL we don't still use TOAD-1s in
the business, we do
have a few engineers here in R&D that are bit-level familiar with the
beast, even tho' the last living instance I believe is now at the Museum.
Besides the CHM one, Peter L?thberg also has one.
I'd need to stay well clear of anything
XKL-proprietary, but I would
be happy to interview them and to put together a technical briefing on
stuff we can talk about. Would take me a week. Let me know if that
would help, and if there's any doc gaps that I might help fill. I'm
new to this forum, I can't tell what level of reverse engineering folk
are aiming at, are folk pursuing emulators, simulators, what? Does the
Museum provide some kind of a reverse-engineered BOM?
I don't think there is any serious project going on, just general
curiosity. Please do correct me if I'm wrong.
I don't know where you would actually buy a TOAD-1
(almost certainly
not from us, I think, but I will check) and our last one I suspect is
the one proud in baby blue on the Museum's video.
I'm well aware of the TOAD-1 rarity, but what about the TOAD-2.
Regards,
Pontus.