1 Oct
2007
1 Oct
'07
3:05 p.m.
hey thanks for that. Do you still attend radio
rallies, and if so are you still able to find
I've not been to one for a few years now. The last one I went to had only
slightly out-of-date PC parts, which really don't interest me at all.
Pity really, I got some very interesting toys at rallies over the years
-- the Intellec MCS8i, Xerox Daybreak (\pounds 10.00, the seller hadn't a
clue as to what it was. Nor had I, but it looked interesting, and I
thought I recognised 2901-like things on the porcessor oard...), HH
Tiger, various BBC micro bits, paper tape punches, etc, etc, etc.
interesting stuff? I haven't attended ham shows
in
years, except for the MIT Flea 2 weekends ago, so I
don't know what turns up these days. Back in the early
90's you could find all sorts of useless stuff LOL
LOL. Like 19" open frame monochrome monitors and such.
They always asked a lot for their *junk* though. Often
I was put off.
Odd, over hera the prices for computer stuff were always pretty
reasoanble. As were components. Radio stuff was another matter, I guess
the sellers knew the value of that ;-).
OT - Tony, what are you doing about finding yourself
(or ME LOL) and early English T & LM lathe. If you
Nothing as yet. I'm happy with my Myford....
don't know what I'm talking about,
lathes.co.uk should
have a profile on it. Lindsay Pubs. has a small
booklet that describes the construction (contains a
reprint from "American Machinist" from the early 20th
century). Since you're in the country it was
manufactured, don't take offence, but you'd be crazy
to not at least keep yer eyes open for one. Or
advertise around. Yer know ;)
I will, of course take a look and keep my eyes open. Quite where I'd put
it is another matter...
-tony