Dayton

I had a great time looking through the flea market area at Dayton. There was not a lot of stuff there that I was interested, and I found out why. David Hale, who was also at VCF last year, had gone though and cleaned out the area. He got some *really* great finds including the Heathkit EC-1. The only thing I saw there of any interest was a 1983 Nada (?) microprocessor training kit including manuals for $75. My price range was $25 or so, and his best was $50 so he still has it :). Things I saw but wasn't interested in include a Heathkit H-19, Kaypro II, Heathkit breadboard unit, a bunch of Commodore stuff, and a Z-100 with manuals. Good think I didn't go there only for the flea market! BTW, David had a really great idea; he bought a spot that served as a center of operations, and had a yellow sign on top of his van saying Antique Computers Wanted or somthing to that affect.