VCF 4.0 - how was it?

"John Lewczyk" <jlewczyk(a)his.com> wrote: Hi John It was a lot of fun. Here are some pictures another fellow took: http://www.atari-history.com/vcf4/vcf4_intro.html I had the NIC-80 that is in the bottom row of pictures. I didn't get to spend as much time as I'd have liked talking to others about their machines but it was still a lot of fun. I also had three pinball machines as CA Extreme so I was real tired after the weekend. Everything had to be moved in Saturday morning and taken out Sunday night. I only had my Cherokee to make round trips with pins and computer. I gave a talk but I only had a few people show for my talk. I guess I don't have the name recognition. Those that did come were vary interested and had a lot of questions. One of the other talks by Jim Willing was showing the opening of a box containing a NOS Poly 8813. Jim brought it up in stages and it was great fun. I had to miss the best part because my talk started. It seems a tantalum or two popped and flamed. I heard it and smelled it but I sure would have loved to have seen it. What fun! My Nicolet received three ribbons. I was hoping for at least one but didn't expect three. Dwight