I have an NRI 832. I'll check the box and see if it contains any literature. By the way, I am interested in learning how folks on this list store their vintage documentation and display their collections. Do you keep the documents with the machines, or in a separate more "climate controlled" area or in a conservation storage box, etc. I currently have all my documentation stored with my machines, but I am considering placing it into a more "friendly" environment, such as acid free envelopes or conservation boxes. Any thoughts? Also, do you keep your machines on display or locked away in a closet? In addition to early computers and antiques that calculate, I also collect early video games and handhelds. I like to display those, but frequently find my kids and their friends "exploring" the functionality of my display equipment. Thanks <frequent listener, first-time poster) ************************************************************* In response to: From: William Maddox <wmaddox at pacbell.net> Subject: NRI 832 To: cctalk at classiccmp.org Message-ID: <20050802053153.96891.qmail at web81310.mail.yahoo.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Does anyone have a copy of the NRI 832 documentation? It was sold as part of a correspondence course, and was presumably quite well documented by the course materials. --Bill I believe that's past history. The developer has since diagnosed and corrected a timing issue (EPLD and wiring mods required) and it should work with any CF card. *************************************