Finds... (mainly Heathkit 3400)

Whoodoggie! Did I finally get a find, or what? Went to the local auction house (1st of the season) and they'd advertised a lot of Amateur (Ham) radio equipment (having gotten my license over the winter, and upgraded it in March, I was looking for my first HF rig - AB8KK if anyone's wondering...) and I got: Lotsa ham stuff, inc. 2 antennas & an Icom 745 (w/almost all the fixin's) - it's over 10 years old, and microprocessor controlled - that's why I mentioned it... (and a PackRatt TNC - heard it's a nice rig) They also had some apple stuff there, where I piced up an extra IIci for spares, and I rescued an Apple //gs (it's totally bare, tho, so it's not really useful to me as is) and a 3.5" and 5.25" floppy drive... But that's not the best of it: I have been looking for a Heathkit 3400 Microprocessor trainer for *years* and there was one there -- 6808 uP (6800 w/internal timer, same instruction set), 512 bytes RAM (a pair of 2114's - amazingly, they still work), 1K ROM, and (6) 7-segment LED's for primary program output... *and it works!* [1] I also got Heathkit digital trainer (3100, methinks?) and an HP trainer (with probe, extra display, etc.) Don't remember the # on that - I'll check it out more when I get home... $3.00USD each. Also, a *lot* of HeathKit Continuing Education series books (Most, if not all, still with Exam Papers) so that's some fun readin'... Anywho, I (unforch) didn't get any dox with the trainer (not that it's rocket science or anything...) but there's precious little info on the 'Net (amazingly) so I don't know where the I/O memory mapping is for the LED's & whatnot... Anyone out there have any info? (Just a basic memory map would be great!) Oh, and my 4-year-old thinks that trainer is a *whole lot cooler* than our Win98 box - Takes after the old man, that one does! ;-) Anywho, just thought I'd brag a little, and TIA for any help on it... I wanna write a couple little ditties for it, and interface some A/D & D/A projects to it... [1] 1 of the "binary output LED's" is burned out - no big deal, and everything else seems to work fine... 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.