25 Jan
2008
25 Jan
'08
9:56 p.m.
Spotted in the University of Washington's Auction Catalog are 8 Heath
Zenith Terminals. I don't think they are Z100 all in ones as I don't
see any drives. Lot 40.
http://www.washington.edu/admin/surplus/feb2008catalog.html
A Sun pallet including at least 3 SGI O2s and 3 large sun servers. And
a bunch of older stuff. Lot 44
I am not going to make the sale. It is in Seattle Washington, Feb 2.
You can bid online.
Pax
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25 Jan
25 Jan
11:53 p.m.
In article <ded268c40801251856h28a1dc54j1c2f8546785e57c4 at mail.gmail.com>,
"Paxton Hoag" <innfoclassics at gmail.com> writes:
Spotted in the University of Washington's Auction
Catalog are 8 Heath
Zenith Terminals. I don't think they are Z100 all in ones as I don't
see any drives. Lot 40.
They look like H-19s to me.
If I was local, I'd take that :-)
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26 Jan
26 Jan
12:28 a.m.
Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 18:56:48 -0800
From: innfoclassics at gmail.com
To: cctalk at classiccmp.org
Subject: Zenith Data Systems Terminals at U of Washington auction 2/2/08
Spotted in the University of Washington's Auction Catalog are 8 Heath
Zenith Terminals. I don't think they are Z100 all in ones as I don't
see any drives. Lot 40.
http://www.washington.edu/admin/surplus/feb2008catalog.html
A Sun pallet including at least 3 SGI O2s and 3 large sun servers. And
a bunch of older stuff. Lot 44
I am not going to make the sale. It is in Seattle Washington, Feb 2.
You can bid online.
Pax
Hi Pax
These are all H19 or Z19 terminals.
Dwight
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On Fri, 25 Jan 2008, Paxton Hoag wrote:
Spotted in the University of Washington's Auction
Catalog are 8 Heath
Zenith Terminals. I don't think they are Z100 all in ones as I don't
see any drives. Lot 40.
http://www.washington.edu/admin/surplus/feb2008catalog.html
They're H19 terminals. The UW had lots of these back in the 80's, but I'm
really surprised they would still have any around. They replaced the ones
in the ACC lab with NCD X-terms in the early 90's.
We used to spend hours on these playing imoria on the ACC's VAXen, so the
numeric keypads are probably well broken-in. :)
I'd like an H19 for nostalgia's sake, but I sure don't want eight of them.
If anyone bids this lot keep me in mind.
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Eric Josephson <ericj at speakeasy.org>
6:37 a.m.
In article <Pine.LNX.4.44.0801252336030.29501-100000 at galadriel.valenet.org>,
Eric Josephson <ericj at speakeasy.org> writes:
They're H19 terminals. The UW had lots of these
back in the 80's, but I'm
really surprised they would still have any around. They replaced the ones
in the ACC lab with NCD X-terms in the early 90's.
Do they still have the X terms? X terminals are also getting rare in
terms of what people are using (although I guess they still work nice
with linux boxes).
I'd like an H19 for nostalgia's sake, but I
sure don't want eight of them.
If anyone bids this lot keep me in mind.
H/Z-19s show up on ebay fairly regularly.
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7:48 p.m.
On Sat, 26 Jan 2008, Richard wrote:
I couldn't say; I haven't visited the UW in over sixteen years.
They had H19s all over campus, but I don't know if they replaced
them with the NCDs anywhere but the ACC.
Are people archiving X term software? I *might* still have the boot
images and online docs for a Tek X term I owned.
They're
H19 terminals. The UW had lots of these back in the 80's, but I'm
really surprised they would still have any around. They replaced the ones
in the ACC lab with NCD X-terms in the early 90's.
Do they still have the X terms? X terminals are also getting rare in
terms of what people are using (although I guess they still work nice
with linux boxes).
8:06 p.m.
In article <Pine.LNX.4.44.0801261354140.10105-100000 at galadriel.valenet.org>,
Eric Josephson <ericj at speakeasy.org> writes:
Are people archiving X term software? I *might* still
have the boot
images and online docs for a Tek X term I owned.
Archiving of X terminal boot software is important! The terminals
come up on ebay and the software is almost never included (since it
was installed on another machine somewhere in your network).
If you could find that, I would most appreciate it! I have a bunch of
X terminals for which I don't have software -- some of them are
Tektronix terminals.
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27 Jan
11:52 a.m.
On Jan 26, 2008, at 7:48 PM, Eric Josephson wrote:
I couldn't say; I haven't visited the UW in over sixteen years.
They had H19s all over campus, but I don't know if they replaced
them with the NCDs anywhere but the ACC.
Are people archiving X term software? I *might* still have the boot
images and online docs for a Tek X term I owned.
I have some NCD software and stuff for another (NCR?) X terminal. I
can dig for it if needed.
-Dave
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Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
They're H19 terminals. The UW had lots of these
back in the 80's,
but I'm
really surprised they would still have any around. They replaced
the ones
in the ACC lab with NCD X-terms in the early 90's.
Do they still have the X terms? X terminals are also getting rare in
terms of what people are using (although I guess they still work nice
with linux boxes).
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