Greetings folks; So last night during the tornado watch in Iowa I was muddling about in my basement with my wife (Seated listening to the radio) and rediscovering the treasure trove of Good Stuff I have stored down there. I came across a Vector Graphics machine that I've had for a few years now and not even poked a serious look at. This Vector Graphics machine is not an all-in-one like the ones I seem to have found online, but in two desktop style chassis', one containing the S100 cardcage and cards, and the other a rather large MFM hard disk. I am totally unfamaliar with this machine, and google seems to be providing me with few well descriptive pages on what the machine is and about the Vector Graphics company. What I do know: The machine is Z80 based on a "ZCB" single board computer which sits in the S100 bus. It also has a hard disk/floppy drive controller board, what appear to be three memory boards and three "FlashWriter II"s which, all share one wire in common with a memory board (A big question mark over that one). Alas some philistine couldn't be bothered unplugging the unit from whatever it once hooked to, and snipped both the ribbon cables to the drive chassis as well as a ribbon cable that lead to an unknown device (possibly a specialised graphics display). Replacing the cabling isn't a problem, of course, but whatever the blue ribbon cable goes to definitely did not come included. All information greatfully received; Pictures of the poor thing (and copious asian beetles) here: http://www.kiwigeek.com/misc/VectorGraphics-front.jpg http://www.kiwigeek.com/misc/VectorGraphics-hdd.jpg http://www.kiwigeek.com/misc/VectorGraphics-top.jpg My thanks; JP