1 Oct
2005
1 Oct
'05
12:32 a.m.
This is round 5/16" dia mic with felt screen stuck over the small
opening.
Now mic working intermittently and had to tap even bang on it to
wake up.
Now today, I'm planning to combine my mic search with downtown
shopping, will these mic robbed from cheap headphone with mic with
1/8" jack work?
Cheers, Wizard
1 Oct
1 Oct
10:39 a.m.
On Sat, 1 Oct 2005 jpero at sympatico.ca wrote:
This is round 5/16" dia mic with felt screen
stuck over the small
opening.
Now mic working intermittently and had to tap even bang on it to
wake up.
What kind of mike is it?
Some types are prone to "carbon granule clumping", and need to get shaken
up and beaten on occasionally.
Now today, I'm planning to combine my mic search
with downtown
shopping, will these mic robbed from cheap headphone with mic with
1/8" jack work?
What's the impedance?
1:18 p.m.
New subject: CP/M Archive - Need disk images!
Alright, I suppose this is the proper way to do this =]
Anyone who dosn't know, I'm hoping to run up a CP/M archive.
As with all endevours of this sort, I'm in need of disk images!
Put 'em online, email 'em to me, do whatever! Get them to me,
Send minor descriptions, tell me what machines they were made for,
And most importantly, do include the disk image :)
Send away, and make me fill Jay's harddrive until it explodes =]
3 Oct
3 Oct
5:24 p.m.
New subject: CP/M Archive - Need disk images!
On Sat, 1 Oct 2005, Gary Sparkes wrote:
Alright, I suppose this is the proper way to do
this =]
Anyone who dosn't know, I'm hoping to run up a CP/M archive.
As with all endevours of this sort, I'm in need of disk images!
Put 'em online, email 'em to me, do whatever! Get them to me,
Send minor descriptions, tell me what machines they were made for,
And most importantly, do include the disk image :)
Send away, and make me fill Jay's harddrive until it explodes =]
This has the VintageTech Seal of Endorsement! :)
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8:05 p.m.
New subject: CP/M Archive - Need disk images!
On 10/3/05 8:24 PM, "Vintage Computer Festival" <vcf at siconic.com>
wrote:
On Sat, 1 Oct 2005, Gary Sparkes wrote:
YAY! -jumps up and down in
excitement-
How about some free CP/M machines to uh... Archive with?
-runs-
I only want ten machines of any type! =] prefferably not pc compatable =]
-hides-
Alright, I suppose this is the proper way to
do this =]
This has the VintageTech Seal of Endorsement! :) 
1 Oct
1 Oct
1:58 p.m.
On Sat, 1 Oct 2005 jpero at sympatico.ca wrote:
I assumed from the description and use that it was an electret condenser
microphone.
This is round 5/16" dia mic with felt screen
stuck over the small
opening.
Now mic working intermittently and had to tap even bang on it to
wake up.
What kind of mike is it? Some types are prone to "carbon granule
clumping", and need to get shaken
up and beaten on occasionally.
An old joke in the UK was to convince the chap at the other end of a
phone conversation to sing loadly into the mouthpieces to free up the
carbon granules. Didn't do a darn thing, actually, but you could get
idiots to start singing.
One of my mad[1] friends is heavily into all sorts of old technology. I
was chatting to him on the 'phone one time, and his voice started to
become indistinct. I asked him to sing into the phone. He, of course,
knew the joke. I head a few bangs, and then everything was fine again.
He'd freed up the carbon granules in his microphone.
[1] Actually, all my freinds are mad...
-tony
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