Hello all!

You wrote... St. Louis, MO. Smaller HP's (9000)? The K and V class machines aren't that small <grin>! What's 98xx? Calculators? Nifty! I have an HP41C that I treasure, but a plastic connector cracked so the top half isn't always in good contact with the bottom half. Grrr... Anyone have a totally dead 41C that I could steal to use the plastic parts from? Humm... I must admit not being familiar with the 7907's. What was different about them from the 7906? I never saw any TSB docs that mentioned them... Got any 7900A's ? :) We Exchange our software for other people's money! <grin> I'm the owner there. We sell HP9000 series 800 machines (that's the HP-UX Unix boxes), but we sell only new machines (not used) as part of a vertical solution (with our manufacturing and distribution software). We also do custom programming, network consulting, and we're an ISP as well. Pretty diverse! We only deal in new HP Unix/RISC gear though, not any of the type that I like collecting (2000 TSB related). Also, our DARship only allows us to sell the series 800 stuff with our software. So - no - my desire for 21mx stuff is strictly for my personal collection at home (the 2000E was the first system I ever learned in high school). Other systems in my collection include Dec PDP-8E, PDP-11/23, PDP-11/73, HP1000E (2 of them), and a wide range of period peripherals (LA36, LSI & Hazeltine, Microterm, TU10, Kennedy tape drives, RX02's, etc). My current project is finishing restoration of the 8E (almost complete). Glad to be here on the list, and hope to contribute! Jay West