6 Oct
2004
6 Oct
'04
10:59 a.m.
Hi gang,
>3490 is 36 track<<
Hate to pick nits, but 3490 is actually 18 track with
compression--physically the same recording method as 3480, but with an IDRC
compression chip.
The 3490E is 36-track.
regards, Chris
www.mullermedia.com
6 Oct
6 Oct
12:09 p.m.
>3490 is 36
track<<
Hate to pick nits, but 3490 is actually 18 track with
compression--physically the same recording method as 3480, but with an compression chip.
The 3490E is 36-track.
Hm, I wonder where I have seen the phrase "3480 : 18 track with compression"
Maybe my memory is leaking ?
Nico
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7 Oct
7 Oct
10:47 p.m.
New subject: PDP-8/M AC input for 240VAC?
Hello list,
Just finished my H786 restoration on my BA11-N box (thanks Tony!) and
now moving on the my PDP-8/M.
First things first, how do you convert between 115/240VAC on the -8/M?
There are no jumpers on the transformer and AFAIK the H740 is not a
ferro-resonant (thank $(deity)) type..
Does the 240VAC come with another AC input box (BC20-A)?
If so the question now boils down to:
What is the diff between a 240VAC and 115VAC BC20-A?
/wai-sun
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