Michael Holley wrote: Nice job, Michael, as usual. You always do a good job cleaning up your scans for publication. My copy has a bunch of my notes and corrections, which of course is more valuable (to me) than a "new" copy. This brought back a lot of memories for me. I built one of these from scratch back in 1975, just over a year after the article was published. I still have copies of my letters ordering all the parts, made with a real typewriter and carbon paper (remember that?). My letter to SWTPC ordering the PC boards came back marked "not available." Bummer -- I had already ordered the parts. Being a resourceful young Army staff sergeant, I made the boards from scratch by making copies of the artwork in the booklet on transparency film, and then making photographic contact prints to get a negative. Another contact print onto photo sensitive PC boards, some etching, and voila -- PC boards. I actually got this working, and used it as a terminal to talk to my Motorola 6800 "D1" evaluation board. Worked for several years before I graduated to a video card in my SWTPC computer. "Working" here means 16 lines of 32 characters. At 300 baud, it took 37 seconds to fill the screen. What a long way we've come. Paul Pennington Augusta, Georgia