I'm not talking about me. I'm talking about
the fun the nerdy kids these
days could be having if they discovered classic computers.
Hey - I'm one of 'em. I've got an old drafting table in my basement
covered (and full of) obsolete (286 and older) computer stuff. It's also
scattered various places in my house.
Actually, there is one kid I've been talking to in
e-mail (although he's
19 now so "kid" may not be appropriate anymore). He built some sort of
digital logic contraption with relays out of an old elevator controller!
It sounds wild. He said it can do actual useful work, such as image
processing. I don't know the total details, but I'm trying to get him to
exhibit it at the Vintage Computer Festival. He said its very large and
would be a burden to move, but I'm trying to figure out a way to help him
get it to the venue. That sort of project should inspire many people
around his age to embark on similar projects of their own.
I'm only 15... I had a few plans for a few things, but the only problem is
that I need to find an EPROM programmer and some old chips. Any idea where
to get one - cheap??
ThAnX,
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-Jason
(roblwill(a)usaor.net)
ICQ#-1730318