14 May
1998
14 May
'98
4:52 p.m.
Okay, for all you so-called collectors who have been lax in filling your
homes to the rafters with unloved digitalia, here's your big opportunity
to start catching up with me:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=14015888
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14 May
14 May
7:58 p.m.
New subject: random bits need new home
Due to the volume reduction act of 1998 I need to find homes for a
few things:
1.) Apple II ProDOS User's Kit. Complete in box. (Includes disk, manuals,
packing list, foam, and other exciting artifacts.)
2.) Apple II Apple Logo. Includes box, disk, and 2 manuals ("Introduction
to Programming through Turtle Graphics" and "Reference Manual").
3.) Box of 8 inch floppies unknown condition:
a.) digital software (BA-M386A-BA) WPS-8/DECMATE V2 BIN MATH RX2
b.) digital software (BA-M471A-BA) WPS-8/DECMATE V2 BIN SORT RX2
c.) digital software (BA-M470A-BA) WPS-8/DECMATE V2 BIN COMM RX2
d.) digital software (BA-M469A-BA) WPS-8/DECMATE V2 BIN LIST RX2
e.) digital software (BA-M387A-BA) WPS-8/DECMATE V2 BIN BASE RX2
f.) digital software (BA-S968B-MA) ALVTAB0 DECMATE SYSTEM TEST
REPLACES: AS-S463A-MA
g.) hand labeled intel "SA/FT/FMS Priam Interface, SMD Interface
for updated byte/serial PCB's"
h.) hand labeled dysan "Backup of Priam test programs"
The box is one of those that can be attached to others of the same
type. Manual and labels for box included. Whoo-hoo.
Is #3 enough to get a decmate runnin?
Make me an offer. Random old Sun bits preferred, cash accepted.
Thanks,
--pec
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9:07 p.m.
New subject: random bits need new home
On Fri, 15 May 1998, Paul E Coad wrote:
2.) Apple II Apple Logo. Includes box, disk, and 2
manuals ("Introduction
to Programming through Turtle Graphics" and "Reference Manual").
Cool. Do you have the Terrapin Turtle too? (Am I misspelling the name of
that cool turtle-robot with a pen in its butt? I can't find a single
reference to it on the web.)
-- Doug
15 May
15 May
6:41 p.m.
New subject: random bits need new home
On Fri, 15 May 1998, Doug Yowza wrote:
On Fri, 15 May 1998, Paul E Coad wrote:
Unfortunately no. If I had one of those I would keep the package for
myself and get a II with which to play around with it. A quick
look through the manuals turned up only this from Chapter 3:
This section introduces you to programming by learning to control a
computer creature known as a turtle. The first Logo turtle was a
robot; it looked like a big cannister and moved about on wheels.
It was attached to a computer by a long cable and could draw lines
on the floor, which normally was covered with paper.
Our turtle, however, lives on the computer screen. It also has a pen
and can write with it on the screen..."
--pec
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2.) Apple II Apple Logo. Includes box, disk, and
2 manuals ("Introduction
to Programming through Turtle Graphics" and "Reference Manual").
Cool. Do you have the Terrapin Turtle too? (Am I misspelling the name of
that cool turtle-robot with a pen in its butt? I can't find a single
reference to it on the web.)
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