7 Mar
1999
7 Mar
'99
5:12 p.m.
OK, here's a challenge that I hope one (or more) of
you will rise too.
I found something I didn't even know existed. It's the Heathkit Memory
I/O Accessory ETA-3400. Woo Hoo!!! Its the expansion box for the 6800
based ET-3400 Microprocessor Learning System (one of my favorite toys.)
Now for the good news, and too my dilema. It's still it kit form with
all the parts! ;))) I get to build it. I guess I'll need the
assembly/op docs for it. An external examination reveals rca jacks for
'tape input' and 'tape output' and also a rs-232 port. I gotta get this
thing up.... help!
Hey, neat! I have my ET-3400 still, and I also didn't know one of
those existed. If you find a second one, I would be much appreciative
if you would send me a pointer...
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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7 Mar
7 Mar
6:17 p.m.
At 11:12 PM 3/7/99 -0500, you wrote:
Either that, or run the PCB thru a decent scanner/copier to see if a good
enough image could be had to run a few boards? (I've got an ET-3400 too!)
-jim
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OK, here's a challenge that I hope one (or
more) of you will rise too.
I found something I didn't even know existed. It's the Heathkit Memory
I/O Accessory ETA-3400. Woo Hoo!!! Its the expansion box for the 6800
based ET-3400 Microprocessor Learning System (one of my favorite toys.)
Now for the good news, and too my dilema. It's still it kit form with
all the parts! ;))) I get to build it. I guess I'll need the
assembly/op docs for it. An external examination reveals rca jacks for
'tape input' and 'tape output' and also a rs-232 port. I gotta get this
thing up.... help!
Hey, neat! I have my ET-3400 still, and I also didn't know one of
those existed. If you find a second one, I would be much appreciative
if you would send me a pointer...
7:41 p.m.
James Willing wrote:
I made a couple of the DEC LA-36 RS232 interface boards by removing the
couple of components from the baord, putting the bare board on a piece of
diazo film, and making trial exposures until I had a piece of diazo film
that I could use directly to image new boards with. I would guess any good
photo house could do a similar operation using silver film and come up with
usable artwork. Shooting a dot pattern of the holes would give a template
for NC drilling the boards.
Hey, neat! I have my ET-3400 still, and I also
didn't know one of
those existed. If you find a second one, I would be much appreciative
if you would send me a pointer...
Either that, or run the PCB thru a decent scanner/copier to see if a good
enough image could be had to run a few boards? (I've got an ET-3400 too!)
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