9 Oct
2007
9 Oct
'07
8:24 a.m.
Hi
Yes, That is the one.
Years ago when I worked for the U. of Miami, I recued
one of the SCM ones from the reclaim. I couldn't keep
it but used it to do many calculations.
I could be wrong about the tape, it may have been
punch cards. I do recall one could connect some way
of loading a program.
The one I used was just the machine without extras.
As I recall it had two delay lines. It would boot from
a small metal tape.
Dwight
From: asholz at topinform.de> > The Diehl
Combitron?> > -- Andreas> > > >> From: asholz at topinform.de>
>>> >> A Programma 101 is on ebay 190161063091.> >>> >>
-- Andreas> >> > >> > There are two machines that I'd love to
have. This> > is one of them. This and the Diehl machine came out about> > the
same time but most believe this to be the first> > programmable calculator. Programs
could be stored on magnetic> > cards.> > I've always wondered if one could
just take tape recorder> > tape and glue it to some cards to work with these. The
original> > cards are real hard to find.> > The Diehl had an optional paper
read/punch.> > Dwight> >> >
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