Santee swap serendipity

Unix server freaks missed out at the Santee swapmeet. Some guy was selling an original NeXT for $75, there were a whole row of Sparc SLCs at $15 a pop, and an SGI Indigo and two SParc 2s. The Sparc 2s were loaded with Linux and ready to run. There was also a Mac Portable, but by the time I came back to buy it it was gone :-( The only server I care about is my Apple Network Server 500, but if you're near the San Diego area show up on the first/third Saturdays of the month -- they might be back. There were also some assorted Data General boards (dated 1968) but I have little experience with them. I got, myself, an NEC 8201A. I understand this acts like a Model 100. It works great, came with the leather case, and is in fantastic condition, but it has no manuals whatsoever. Any resources I might consult for it? How do I connect a modem (or does it have an internal one) to use the Term program? It was only $10 :-) In my eyes, though, the real prize was a Timex Sinclair 1000 with 1016 RAM pack and six tapes, manual and all the cables EXCEPT the power supply. The manual has no pinout. It looks like a 9V 1/8" jack but is it centre negative or positive? At the bottom of the box, when I got it home, I also found that there was, of all things, an AIM-65 BASIC manual in there too. Also, has anyone turned up an Atari 130XE power supply in their travails? I'm still trying to get that XEGS working. -- ----------------------------- personal page: http://www.armory.com/~spectre/ -- Cameron Kaiser * Point Loma Nazarene University * ckaiser(a)ptloma.edu -- "I'd love to go out with you, but I've dedicated my life to linguini." -----