11 Sep
1997
11 Sep
'97
12:43 a.m.
On Date: Wed, 10 Sep 1997 09:04:42, Tim Shoppa <shoppa(a)alph02.triumf.ca>
wrote:
>My module list is about 3000 pages and fills 6
binders. Not exactly
>convenient to carry around, but it is (fairly) comprehensive.
Can you e-mail it to me?? <g> I didn't realize that it was that lengthy. Is
is broken-down in any way (like by model), or is it a sequential list from
"M0000" to "M9999"? I'd be interested in the sections dealing with
the uVAX-I,
uVAX-II, and the PDP-11/34.
Thanks again.
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Rich Cini/WUGNET
<rcini(a)msn.com>
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- MCP Windows 95/Netowrking
11 Sep
11 Sep
12:56 a.m.
New subject: Off Topic but Not
Ok, this is kind of a weird question for this group and it's kinda off
topic but it occured to me that someone here would be more likely to
be able to help me out than probably anyone else.
One of the freebies I just received is a Duplo DP-3150 Digital Duplicator.
It's like a photocopier but MUCH faster and is kind of like a cross between
a small offset press in terms of speed and a photocopier in terms of
technology except it uses an ink pack instead of toner.
If I could get this guy fired up...and he does seem to light up properly
and kick paper through but is missing the ink pack and so on...I could
send out "Don't Throw Away that Computer" type fliers and so on.
Does anyone work in an industry or a company where I could get a copy of
the operation/etc manual for this machine? Does anyone have a buddy who
might have spare supplies for this machine and/or manuals?
I'll be happy to compensate.
Sorry for it being off-topic but I figured someone here would be more
likely to help me than in most other places. I'm also making inquiries
at local copy machine sales places but companies like that tend to be
unfriendly if you didn't buy the machine there or have a service contract
etc. And if you tell them it was given to you free, they're not helpful
at all.
Anthony Clifton - WireHead Prime
http://www.retrocomputing.com
10:09 a.m.
New subject: Vintage Computer Festival Passes
Just perusing the ebay auction web and just found these passes!
http://komodo.ebay2.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290671
I talked with a friend of mine and we are heading up that way. Let me know
who else is going to the Festival and maybe we can find a way to put some
faces with names! Anyone up for a dinner get together Saturday night?
I am going to take some of my extra machines, documentation, etc. up and
hopefully trade them for some machines I don't have (I know Sam!) and thus
increase the variety in my collection. With any luck, I may also *decrease*
the volume :).
10:27 a.m.
New subject: Vintage Computer Festival Passes
On Thu, 11 Sep 1997, Marvin wrote:
I talked with a friend of mine and we are heading up
that way. Let me know
who else is going to the Festival and maybe we can find a way to put some
faces with names! Anyone up for a dinner get together Saturday night?
Where is it?
3:51 p.m.
New subject: Vintage Computer Festival Passes
Daniel A. Seagraves wrote:
On Thu, 11 Sep 1997, Marvin wrote:
I am totally unfamilar with the area but I am sure we can find a place to
eat. My preference would be someplace reasonable quiet so conversation is
possible :).
I talked with a friend of mine and we are heading
up that way. Let me
know
who else is going to the Festival and maybe we
can find a way to put
some
faces with names! Anyone up for a dinner get
together Saturday night?
Where is it?
4:17 p.m.
New subject: Model 100 Schematics
A friend of mine and I both have TRS Model 100s with problems and I am
looking for schematics to the unit. If anyone has them for sale, cost of
copies, scanned in, etc., I would much appreciate hearing about it. Thanks!
6 p.m.
New subject: Model 100 Schematics
A friend of mine and I both have TRS Model 100s with
problems and I am
looking for schematics to the unit. If anyone has them for sale, cost of
copies, scanned in, etc., I would much appreciate hearing about it. Thanks!
Have you tried Radio Shack? I wouldn't be surprised if you can get service
manuals from them for it. They are actually a so-so source for old
computer supplies, such as batteries for Mac Pluses. Or if you have to
much money, Double Density floppies.
Zane
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7:47 p.m.
New subject: Model 100 Schematics
Zane H. Healy wrote:
Actually, I didn't think about Radio Shack and thanks MUCH for the
suggestion. After I read your note, a fellow ham was on the radio who just
happens to work at Radio Shack. So of course, I called him on the air and
told him what I was after. Turns out *he* also owns a Model 100 along with
the Service Manual and is willing to loan it to me. Thanks again for the
suggestion!
A friend of
mine and I both have TRS Model 100s with problems and I am
looking for schematics to the unit. If anyone has them for sale, cost of
copies, scanned in, etc., I would much appreciate
hearing about it.
Thanks!
Have you tried Radio Shack? I wouldn't be surprised if you can get
service
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