On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 5:35 AM, Terry Stewart <terry at webweavers.co.nz> wrote: Nice! They made those a couple of miles from where I live, but even growing up nearby, I only knew 2-3 people who owned OSI equipment. One friend a little older than me replaced his 1802-based robot with a better model equipped with a Superboard, and a friend of my parents paid full tick for a Challenger III. I don't need to own a Challlenger III (they weren't abundant in any case), but I'd love a chance to use what I know now to noodle around on one. Back in the day, I knew PETs forwards and backwards but only some of that knowledge was useful to me on the C3, so when I would go over to our friend's house, I never really got anything useful accomplished. I used to have a bare C4P board I'd picked up somewhere (Dayton?) with the intention of turning it into a system, but I never did and eventually gave it to Hans Franke as a hosting present when I visited him in 1999. -ethan