Hi everybody- I've gotten another oddball computing object that I have no information on. (like the Diablo 1340 hardcopy terminal I posted about last week.) I've found a CPT 8525 system (out in the rain, but it doesn't look too bad). It has an internal monitor, portrait orientation, and two half-height 8" floppy drives. The keyboard is huge, with a whole section of what appear to be word-processing-related keys. Opening the case (two quarter-turn screws) reveals a somewhat modular layout. There are 4 cards in a 5-slot cardcage: (1) 1771-based floppy controller, (2) 8080A-based CPU, (3) unknown, probably I/O, and (4) 128k x 9 RAM (in 4116's). The floppy drives are held in by thumbscrews. Two more bolts and the top comes off. From here the CRT is visible. The power supply is underneath the whole thing, and the keyboard connects through heavily shielded ribbon cable. Right now I'm waiting for it to dry out before I fire it up. If anybody knows anything about this thing (or has even heard of it), I'd appreciate the help. I also picked up a (wet) TI-99/4A expansion chassis and Panasonic KX-D4910 portable data terminal with acoustic coupler or direct-connect modem and thermal printer. Richard Schauer rws(a)ais.net