7 Apr
2005
7 Apr
'05
7:48 a.m.
Well, I have good news and I have good news... (and just a little bad news)...
I have now erased a bajangle of eproms, I have quite a few Basics burned
and lots of spare blank carts, so they'll hit the mail soon. I have
tomorrow off, so I'll prolly pack/address/ship then. If not, definitely
over the weekend. Tuesday nite was going to be my "Pack'em up nite" but the
wifeypoo got a line on a good job, so it was transformed into "Rewrite the
Resume nite."[1] Wednesdays are a PITA for me (to work at 7:30am, get out
at 8:30 pm or later) so I rarely feel like doing anything after work. Of
course, my LCD monitor "went blank" Tuesday nite, so I had to figure out
the cause of that last nite... I was a grumpy dude by 11:00 pm. ;-) Turns
out the LCD monitor died... :-( I grabbed my wife's monitor and am using
that temporarily until I can get a new one in.
I did test a basic cart in my HHC, and it seems to work fine, *except* I
think my RAM's a bit wonky, as once I create a program, then exit BASIC, it
thinks I have 2 bytes of free memory left. Weird. It might also be a
limitation as to *which slot* the chip goes into - I didn't diddle with
that. Or... I don't believe that the internal batteries are functioning, so
it might be a power problem causing the wonkeyness... Anyway, the Basic
itself comes up and it takes immediate commands just fine, and I've entered
in 2-3 line programs that run fine until you exit basic, then it thinks
there's no free memory left. Like I said, weird.
Anyway, I'll send out individual emails tomorrow with the status of each
order, but I wanted to let everyone know I didn't forget 'em!
;-)
Laterz,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
[1] After a 10-year hiatus from the workforce, it was quite a job!
--
Roger "Merch" Merchberger | Anarchy doesn't scale well. -- Me
zmerch at 30below.com. |
SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers
7 Apr
7 Apr
8:33 a.m.
From: "Roger Merchberger" <zmerch at 30below.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 9:48 AM
Well, I have good news and I have good news... (and
just a little bad
news)...
I have now erased a bajangle of eproms, I have quite a few Basics burned
and lots of spare blank carts, so they'll hit the mail soon. I have
tomorrow off, so I'll prolly pack/address/ship then. If not, definitely
over the weekend. Tuesday nite was going to be my "Pack'em up nite" but
the wifeypoo got a line on a good job, so it was transformed into "Rewrite
the Resume nite."[1] Wednesdays are a PITA for me (to work at 7:30am, get
out at 8:30 pm or later) so I rarely feel like doing anything after work.
Of course, my LCD monitor "went blank" Tuesday nite, so I had to figure
out the cause of that last nite... I was a grumpy dude by 11:00 pm. ;-)
Turns out the LCD monitor died... :-( I grabbed my wife's monitor and am
using that temporarily until I can get a new one in.
I did test a basic cart in my HHC, and it seems to work fine, *except* I
think my RAM's a bit wonky, as once I create a program, then exit BASIC,
it thinks I have 2 bytes of free memory left. Weird. It might also be a
limitation as to *which slot* the chip goes into - I didn't diddle with
that. Or... I don't believe that the internal batteries are functioning,
so it might be a power problem causing the wonkeyness... Anyway, the Basic
itself comes up and it takes immediate commands just fine, and I've
entered in 2-3 line programs that run fine until you exit basic, then it
thinks there's no free memory left. Like I said, weird.
Anyway, I'll send out individual emails tomorrow with the status of each
order, but I wanted to let everyone know I didn't forget 'em!
;-)
Laterz,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
[1] After a 10-year hiatus from the workforce, it was quite a job!
--
Roger "Merch" Merchberger | Anarchy doesn't scale well. -- Me
zmerch at 30below.com. |
SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers
I used to repair HHC's and you should not leave dead batteries in them. The
batteries will out-gas and destroy the computer via corrosion.
The batteries are just AA ni-cads and you can build your own pack. It is
easiest if you buy an off the shelf pack that is similar and cut off the
plastic jacket, add however many cells you need and cover the ends with
tape.
If you have an HHC sitting around doing nothing open it up and remove the
batteries.
This applies to the printer also (the printer uses 2, 2 cell packs).
Randy
www.s100-manuals.com
31 May
31 May
7:45 p.m.
Has anyone who ordered one of these ROMs received it yet? I haven't
received mine and I've tried to send Roger email on a number of
occasions and have gotten no reply. Has anyone else heard from him?
Thanks,
David
On Apr 7, 2005, at 10:48 AM, Roger Merchberger wrote:
Well, I have good news and I have good news... (and
just a little bad
news)...
I have now erased a bajangle of eproms, I have quite a few Basics
burned and lots of spare blank carts, so they'll hit the mail soon. I
have tomorrow off, so I'll prolly pack/address/ship then. If not,
definitely over the weekend. Tuesday nite was going to be my "Pack'em
up nite" but the wifeypoo got a line on a good job, so it was
transformed into "Rewrite the Resume nite."[1] Wednesdays are a PITA
for me (to work at 7:30am, get out at 8:30 pm or later) so I rarely
feel like doing anything after work. Of course, my LCD monitor "went
blank" Tuesday nite, so I had to figure out the cause of that last
nite... I was a grumpy dude by 11:00 pm. ;-) Turns out the LCD monitor
died... :-( I grabbed my wife's monitor and am using that temporarily
until I can get a new one in.
I did test a basic cart in my HHC, and it seems to work fine, *except*
I think my RAM's a bit wonky, as once I create a program, then exit
BASIC, it thinks I have 2 bytes of free memory left. Weird. It might
also be a limitation as to *which slot* the chip goes into - I didn't
diddle with that. Or... I don't believe that the internal batteries
are functioning, so it might be a power problem causing the
wonkeyness... Anyway, the Basic itself comes up and it takes immediate
commands just fine, and I've entered in 2-3 line programs that run
fine until you exit basic, then it thinks there's no free memory left.
Like I said, weird.
Anyway, I'll send out individual emails tomorrow with the status of
each order, but I wanted to let everyone know I didn't forget 'em!
;-)
Laterz,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
[1] After a 10-year hiatus from the workforce, it was quite a job!
--
Roger "Merch" Merchberger | Anarchy doesn't scale well. -- Me
zmerch at 30below.com. |
SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers
1 Jun
1 Jun
5:23 a.m.
David Betz wrote:
Has anyone who ordered one of these ROMs received it
yet? I haven't
received mine and I've tried to send Roger email on a number of
occasions and have gotten no reply. Has anyone else heard from him?
Thanks,
David
Yep, received mine about 2 - 3 weeks ago.
Martin
5:55 a.m.
> Has anyone who ordered one of these ROMs received
it yet? I haven't
> received mine and I've tried to send Roger email on a number of
> occasions and have gotten no reply. Has anyone else heard from him?
Yep, received mine about 2 - 3 weeks ago.
Mine too. Works well.
--
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-- There is always one more imbecile than you counted on. ---------------------
6:27 a.m.
Hmmm... I guess it must be just me. Maybe mine got lost in the mail.
I'll try contacting Roger again.
Thanks,
David
On Jun 1, 2005, at 8:55 AM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> Has anyone
who ordered one of these ROMs received it yet? I haven't
> received mine and I've tried to send Roger email on a number of
> occasions and have gotten no reply. Has anyone else heard from him?
Yep, received mine about 2 - 3 weeks ago.
Mine too. Works well.
--
---------------------------------- personal:
http://www.armory.com/~spectre/ --
Cameron Kaiser, Floodgap Systems Ltd * So. Calif., USA *
ckaiser at floodgap.com
-- There is always one more imbecile than you counted on.
---------------------
12 Jul
12 Jul
5:56 a.m.
I finally received my HHC Basic ROMs yesterday and they seem to work.
(Thanks Roger!)
I do have a problem where it claims I have insufficient memory to
save even the smallest program. I seem to remember hearing someone
else complain of that problem as well but I never saw anyone post a
solution. Has anyone been able to save programs? Is there some trick
involved? This is the first time I've used the machine and I suppose
there could be left over stuff in RAM that needs to be deleted. I
would think it would have disappeared long ago though since the
batteries were dead when I bought the machine and I am only able to
run it off of the power supply. Has anyone had success saving programs?
Also, my machine has a menu entry offering to run SNAP programs but I
have been unable to find a description of the SNAP language. I
believe it is a Forth derivative. Can someone point me to a
description of the SNAP language?
Thanks,
David
On Jun 1, 2005, at 8:55 AM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> Has anyone
who ordered one of these ROMs received it yet? I haven't
> received mine and I've tried to send Roger email on a number of
> occasions and have gotten no reply. Has anyone else heard from him?
>
Yep, received mine about 2 - 3 weeks ago.
Mine too. Works well.
--
---------------------------------- personal: http://www.armory.com/
~spectre/ --
Cameron Kaiser, Floodgap Systems Ltd * So. Calif., USA *
ckaiser at floodgap.com
-- There is always one more imbecile than you counted on.
---------------------
10:46 a.m.
Rumor has it that David Betz may have mentioned these words:
I finally received my HHC Basic ROMs yesterday and they
seem to work.
(Thanks Roger!)
I *think* (and with the minimal remaining number of functional neutrons in
my head, that's a toughie! :-O ) I have everyone caught up on the HHC
Basics. To those people who were severely delayed on receiving their chips,
I publicly apologize -- It was never my intention to let this project go
"lax" like it did.
If I did forget you, please raise your hands! Then lower them again, and
type out an email to me, and I'll get you taken care of. I currently have a
couple of days of "minimal insanity" with which I can clean up any last
loose ends.
I do have a problem where it claims I have insufficient
memory to
save even the smallest program. I seem to remember hearing someone
else complain of that problem as well but I never saw anyone post a
solution.
That would've been me; I may have an idea to the cause, but I've not had a
chance to try it. See below.
Has anyone been able to save programs? Is there some
trick
involved? This is the first time I've used the machine and I suppose
there could be left over stuff in RAM that needs to be deleted.
I found that I could get 1 program entered and running, by manually
deleting everything I could find in the 'filesystem' and immediately going
to the Basic and setting it to program input mode. [[ This is the first
time I'd used the machine as well... ]]
However, there was other 'flakeyness' with my HHC as well, and so I don't
think it's a 'Basic-only' problem.
I would think it would have disappeared long ago
though since the
batteries were dead when I bought the machine and I am only able to
run it off of the power supply. Has anyone had success saving programs?
I *think* (and knowing near nothing about this machine, I really, really
stress *think*) that the batteries _need_ to be functional. A lot of
portable machines of this era used the batteries as an oversized 'smoothing
capacitor' for lack of a better term and would not operate correctly
without a working battery pack. (I have a Tandy 600 which exhibited
similar memory wackyness when running it from AC only with no battery pack
installed.)
I have not had time to test this theory, however, so I might be 'full of
condensed milk' as my father-in-law used to say.
Also, my machine has a menu entry offering to run SNAP
programs but I
have been unable to find a description of the SNAP language. I
believe it is a Forth derivative. Can someone point me to a
description of the SNAP language?
Wish I could; SNAP sounded kewl. What I can tell you is the machine uses a
CMOS 6502, so if anyone can find a way to read the internal ROMS or figure
out the BASIC enough to program a ROM dump utility, should be pretty easy
for one who's good with 6502 disassemblers to maybe glean some knowledge
about it. (M'self, I'm more a 6809 kinda guy...)
As I have some really good soldering/desoldering tools now, I could take a
stab at desoldering the ROM chip[s] and reading 'em directly... tho:
1) I wouldn't know where in memory it resides without manually tracing
address lines & whatnot (which I don't have time for) ... or ...
2) I wouldn't have time to do this for at least a couple of months. But
hey, we've been waiting almost 10 years now for Basic, right???
;^P
HTH,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
--
Roger "Merch" Merchberger | "Profile, don't speculate."
SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers | Daniel J. Bernstein
zmerch at 30below.com |
13 Jul
13 Jul
1 p.m.
New subject: Panasonic HHC info?
Well, I have my HHC working pretty much. I replaced the batteries but
that didn't really help the "insufficient memory" errors. I'm
wondering if it is necessary to expand the memory to use the Basic ROM.
Does anyone have a copy of the HHC documentation or any information
on programming it either in Basic or SNAP?
Thanks,
David
On Jul 12, 2005, at 1:46 PM, Roger Merchberger wrote:
Rumor has it that David Betz may have mentioned these
words:
I finally received my HHC Basic ROMs yesterday
and they seem to work.
(Thanks Roger!)
I *think* (and with the minimal remaining number of functional
neutrons in my head, that's a toughie! :-O ) I have everyone caught
up on the HHC Basics. To those people who were severely delayed on
receiving their chips, I publicly apologize -- It was never my
intention to let this project go "lax" like it did.
If I did forget you, please raise your hands! Then lower them
again, and type out an email to me, and I'll get you taken care of.
I currently have a couple of days of "minimal insanity" with which
I can clean up any last loose ends.
I do have a problem where it claims I have
insufficient memory to
save even the smallest program. I seem to remember hearing someone
else complain of that problem as well but I never saw anyone post a
solution.
That would've been me; I may have an idea to the cause, but I've
not had a chance to try it. See below.
Has anyone been able to save programs? Is there
some trick
involved? This is the first time I've used the machine and I suppose
there could be left over stuff in RAM that needs to be deleted.
I found that I could get 1 program entered and running, by manually
deleting everything I could find in the 'filesystem' and
immediately going to the Basic and setting it to program input
mode. [[ This is the first time I'd used the machine as well... ]]
However, there was other 'flakeyness' with my HHC as well, and so I
don't think it's a 'Basic-only' problem.
I would think it would have disappeared long ago
though since the
batteries were dead when I bought the machine and I am only able to
run it off of the power supply. Has anyone had success saving
programs?
I *think* (and knowing near nothing about this machine, I really,
really stress *think*) that the batteries _need_ to be functional.
A lot of portable machines of this era used the batteries as an
oversized 'smoothing capacitor' for lack of a better term and would
not operate correctly without a working battery pack. (I have a
Tandy 600 which exhibited similar memory wackyness when running it
from AC only with no battery pack installed.)
I have not had time to test this theory, however, so I might be
'full of condensed milk' as my father-in-law used to say.
Also, my machine has a menu entry offering to run
SNAP programs but I
have been unable to find a description of the SNAP language. I
believe it is a Forth derivative. Can someone point me to a
description of the SNAP language?
Wish I could; SNAP sounded kewl. What I can tell you is the machine
uses a CMOS 6502, so if anyone can find a way to read the internal
ROMS or figure out the BASIC enough to program a ROM dump utility,
should be pretty easy for one who's good with 6502 disassemblers to
maybe glean some knowledge about it. (M'self, I'm more a 6809 kinda
guy...)
As I have some really good soldering/desoldering tools now, I could
take a stab at desoldering the ROM chip[s] and reading 'em
directly... tho:
1) I wouldn't know where in memory it resides without manually
tracing address lines & whatnot (which I don't have time for) ...
or ...
2) I wouldn't have time to do this for at least a couple of months.
But hey, we've been waiting almost 10 years now for Basic, right???
;^P
HTH,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
--
Roger "Merch" Merchberger | "Profile, don't speculate."
SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers | Daniel J. Bernstein
zmerch at 30below.com |
1:20 p.m.
New subject: Panasonic HHC info?
I have the main HHC instruction manual. Will scan it once I find it (which
could take a few days!).
-----Original Message-----
From: cctalk-bounces at classiccmp.org [mailto:cctalk-bounces at classiccmp.org]
On Behalf Of David Betz
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 4:00 PM
To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts
Subject: Panasonic HHC info?
Well, I have my HHC working pretty much. I replaced the batteries but that
didn't really help the "insufficient memory" errors. I'm wondering if it
is
necessary to expand the memory to use the Basic ROM.
Does anyone have a copy of the HHC documentation or any information on
programming it either in Basic or SNAP?
Thanks,
David
On Jul 12, 2005, at 1:46 PM, Roger Merchberger wrote:
Rumor has it that David Betz may have mentioned these
words:
I finally received my HHC Basic ROMs yesterday
and they seem to work.
(Thanks Roger!)
I *think* (and with the minimal remaining number of functional
neutrons in my head, that's a toughie! :-O ) I have everyone caught up
on the HHC Basics. To those people who were severely delayed on
receiving their chips, I publicly apologize -- It was never my
intention to let this project go "lax" like it did.
If I did forget you, please raise your hands! Then lower them again,
and type out an email to me, and I'll get you taken care of.
I currently have a couple of days of "minimal insanity" with which I
can clean up any last loose ends.
I do have a problem where it claims I have
insufficient memory to
save even the smallest program. I seem to remember hearing someone
else complain of that problem as well but I never saw anyone post a
solution.
That would've been me; I may have an idea to the cause, but I've not
had a chance to try it. See below.
Has anyone been able to save programs? Is there
some trick involved?
This is the first time I've used the machine and I suppose there
could be left over stuff in RAM that needs to be deleted.
I found that I could get 1 program entered and running, by manually
deleting everything I could find in the 'filesystem' and immediately
going to the Basic and setting it to program input mode. [[ This is
the first time I'd used the machine as well... ]]
However, there was other 'flakeyness' with my HHC as well, and so I
don't think it's a 'Basic-only' problem.
I would think it would have disappeared long ago
though since the
batteries were dead when I bought the machine and I am only able to
run it off of the power supply. Has anyone had success saving
programs?
I *think* (and knowing near nothing about this machine, I really,
really stress *think*) that the batteries _need_ to be functional.
A lot of portable machines of this era used the batteries as an
oversized 'smoothing capacitor' for lack of a better term and would
not operate correctly without a working battery pack. (I have a Tandy
600 which exhibited similar memory wackyness when running it from AC
only with no battery pack installed.)
I have not had time to test this theory, however, so I might be 'full
of condensed milk' as my father-in-law used to say.
Also, my machine has a menu entry offering to run
SNAP programs but I
have been unable to find a description of the SNAP language. I
believe it is a Forth derivative. Can someone point me to a
description of the SNAP language?
Wish I could; SNAP sounded kewl. What I can tell you is the machine
uses a CMOS 6502, so if anyone can find a way to read the internal
ROMS or figure out the BASIC enough to program a ROM dump utility,
should be pretty easy for one who's good with 6502 disassemblers to
maybe glean some knowledge about it. (M'self, I'm more a 6809 kinda
guy...)
As I have some really good soldering/desoldering tools now, I could
take a stab at desoldering the ROM chip[s] and reading 'em directly...
tho:
1) I wouldn't know where in memory it resides without manually tracing
address lines & whatnot (which I don't have time for) ...
or ...
2) I wouldn't have time to do this for at least a couple of months.
But hey, we've been waiting almost 10 years now for Basic, right???
;^P
HTH,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
--
Roger "Merch" Merchberger | "Profile, don't speculate."
SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers | Daniel J. Bernstein
zmerch at 30below.com |
6:48 p.m.
New subject: Panasonic HHC info?
Thanks in advance!
On Jul 13, 2005, at 4:20 PM, Computer Collector Newsletter wrote:
I have the main HHC instruction manual. Will scan it
once I find
it (which
could take a few days!).
-----Original Message-----
From: cctalk-bounces at classiccmp.org [mailto:cctalk-
bounces at classiccmp.org]
On Behalf Of David Betz
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 4:00 PM
To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts
Subject: Panasonic HHC info?
Well, I have my HHC working pretty much. I replaced the batteries
but that
didn't really help the "insufficient memory" errors. I'm wondering
if it is
necessary to expand the memory to use the Basic ROM.
Does anyone have a copy of the HHC documentation or any information on
programming it either in Basic or SNAP?
Thanks,
David
On Jul 12, 2005, at 1:46 PM, Roger Merchberger wrote:
Rumor has it that David Betz may have mentioned
these words:
I finally received my HHC Basic ROMs yesterday
and they seem to
work.
(Thanks Roger!)
I *think* (and with the minimal remaining number of functional
neutrons in my head, that's a toughie! :-O ) I have everyone
caught up
on the HHC Basics. To those people who were severely delayed on
receiving their chips, I publicly apologize -- It was never my
intention to let this project go "lax" like it did.
If I did forget you, please raise your hands! Then lower them again,
and type out an email to me, and I'll get you taken care of.
I currently have a couple of days of "minimal insanity" with which I
can clean up any last loose ends.
I do have a problem where it claims I have
insufficient memory to
save even the smallest program. I seem to remember hearing someone
else complain of that problem as well but I never saw anyone post a
solution.
That would've been me; I may have an idea to the cause, but I've not
had a chance to try it. See below.
Has anyone been able to save programs? Is there
some trick
involved?
This is the first time I've used the machine and I suppose there
could be left over stuff in RAM that needs to be deleted.
I found that I could get 1 program entered and running, by manually
deleting everything I could find in the 'filesystem' and immediately
going to the Basic and setting it to program input mode. [[ This is
the first time I'd used the machine as well... ]]
However, there was other 'flakeyness' with my HHC as well, and so I
don't think it's a 'Basic-only' problem.
I would think it would have disappeared long ago
though since the
batteries were dead when I bought the machine and I am only able to
run it off of the power supply. Has anyone had success saving
programs?
I *think* (and knowing near nothing about this machine, I really,
really stress *think*) that the batteries _need_ to be functional.
A lot of portable machines of this era used the batteries as an
oversized 'smoothing capacitor' for lack of a better term and would
not operate correctly without a working battery pack. (I have a
Tandy
600 which exhibited similar memory wackyness when running it from AC
only with no battery pack installed.)
I have not had time to test this theory, however, so I might be 'full
of condensed milk' as my father-in-law used to say.
Also, my machine has a menu entry offering to run
SNAP programs
but I
have been unable to find a description of the SNAP language. I
believe it is a Forth derivative. Can someone point me to a
description of the SNAP language?
Wish I could; SNAP sounded kewl. What I can tell you is the machine
uses a CMOS 6502, so if anyone can find a way to read the internal
ROMS or figure out the BASIC enough to program a ROM dump utility,
should be pretty easy for one who's good with 6502 disassemblers to
maybe glean some knowledge about it. (M'self, I'm more a 6809 kinda
guy...)
As I have some really good soldering/desoldering tools now, I could
take a stab at desoldering the ROM chip[s] and reading 'em
directly...
tho:
1) I wouldn't know where in memory it resides without manually
tracing
address lines & whatnot (which I don't have time for) ...
or ...
2) I wouldn't have time to do this for at least a couple of months.
But hey, we've been waiting almost 10 years now for Basic, right???
;^P
HTH,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
--
Roger "Merch" Merchberger | "Profile, don't speculate."
SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers | Daniel J. Bernstein
zmerch at 30below.com |
7:52 p.m.
New subject: Panasonic HHC info?
> I have the main HHC instruction manual. Will
scan it once I find
> it (which could take a few days!).
Thanks in advance!
Likewise! I will also watch for it.
--
---------------------------------- personal: http://www.armory.com/~spectre/ --
Cameron Kaiser, Floodgap Systems Ltd * So. Calif., USA * ckaiser at floodgap.com
-- If ignorance is bliss, shouldn't I be happier? -----------------------------
15 Jul
15 Jul
11:22 a.m.
New subject: Panasonic HHC info?
Still trying to find it... around here somewhere...
-----Original Message-----
From: cctalk-bounces at classiccmp.org [mailto:cctalk-bounces at classiccmp.org]
On Behalf Of Cameron Kaiser
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 10:53 PM
To: cctalk at classiccmp.org
Subject: Re: Panasonic HHC info?
> I have the main HHC instruction manual. Will
scan it once I find it
> (which could take a few days!).
Thanks in advance!
Likewise! I will also watch for it.
--
---------------------------------- personal: http://www.armory.com/~spectre/
-- Cameron Kaiser, Floodgap Systems Ltd * So. Calif., USA *
ckaiser at floodgap.com
-- If ignorance is bliss, shouldn't I be happier?
-----------------------------
11:52 a.m.
New subject: Panasonic HHC info?
It's online here:
http://www.dantiques.com/computers/panasonic/hhc/index.htm
It would be nicer to have it in PDF format though.
On Jul 15, 2005, at 2:22 PM, Computer Collector Newsletter wrote:
Still trying to find it... around here somewhere...
-----Original Message-----
From: cctalk-bounces at classiccmp.org [mailto:cctalk-
bounces at classiccmp.org]
On Behalf Of Cameron Kaiser
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 10:53 PM
To: cctalk at classiccmp.org
Subject: Re: Panasonic HHC info?
> I have the main HHC instruction manual. Will
scan it once I find it
> (which could take a few days!).
>
Thanks in advance!
Likewise! I will also watch for it.
--
---------------------------------- personal: http://www.armory.com/
~spectre/
-- Cameron Kaiser, Floodgap Systems Ltd * So. Calif., USA *
ckaiser at floodgap.com
-- If ignorance is bliss, shouldn't I be happier?
-----------------------------
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