ard(a)p850ug1.demon.co.uk (Tony Duell) wrote: Hi As far as I remember, the Intellec 8 was for 8008's I'm reasonably sure that the 8080 were only in the MDS800's. I have an old Intel catalog that has these in it, someplace, but I don't seem to be able to locate it right now. The 8048 was a much later product. It came out just before the Series II was the main development tool for Intel parts. They did have a SDK for 8048's. It was like older SBC in that it had LED's, keypad and programmer socket on a single PC board. Dwight

Tony Duell wrote: Having naively walked around Computer Fairs looking for anything manufactured before last week, I was recently told about radio rallies. How do you find out where they are held? Magazines like Micro Mart are no help at all! Paul

Tony Duell wrote: I'll second that! I had been looking for quite a while for the floppy disk controller that supports a wide range of formats (mind blank - I can't remember the name of the board) and found it in a box of old boards. The only problem is taking the time to scan a box of boards and recognizing something out of the ordinary.

Tony Duell wrote: That's it. I have a friend that I think has the disk, etc. that came with it so it is just a matter of him finding it for me to have a fairly complete setup. I sure fall into that latter classification also. Going through packed garages, etc. is my idea of an ideal form of recreation. One of these days, I'll start going through my garage again, and it will be like Christmas finding all sorts of neat toys to fondle and play around with :).

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