16 Oct
1998
16 Oct
'98
5:52 p.m.
If anyone's looking for some TRS-80's please contact this guy directly.
His ISP comes back as being in SC- figure freight accordingly.
----- Forwarded message from Oliver Murray -----
I have three TRS-80 computers with some software free to a good home,
someone who will put them to a good use.
1. model 1 working
1. model 111 working
1 model 4p not working?
+assorted software
If you can use or know of someone who would like these for collector's
items, they are free, make arrangements to have shipped or pick up.
omurray(a)infoave.net
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Richard Schauer
rws(a)ais.net
17 Oct
17 Oct
5:02 a.m.
New subject: TRS Model 100 needed
How much should a working TRS Model 100 laptop computer cost? (I'm
thinking of getting one for a portable amateur packet setup)?
Thanks!
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7:22 a.m.
New subject: TRS Model 100 needed
Charles P. Hobbs wrote:
How much should a working TRS Model 100 laptop computer cost? (I'm
thinking of getting one for a portable amateur packet setup)?
The last three I picked up were in about the $10 or so range (a bit hard to
say since I bought them in a lot.) While I haven't heard of anyone using
them for packet yet, the NEC 8201A is similar to the Model 100 and I
frequently see them at the TRW swap meet in the $25 range. The last one I
bought was $50, but it came in the original box, etc. It seems like most of
the early battery operated portables can be used for packet rather
successfully. Assuming size is an issue, I have seen several packet setups
using the HP 95SX (?) palmtop computer ... and they are certainly portable
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7:57 a.m.
New subject: TRS Model 100 needed
On Sat, 17 Oct 1998, Charles P. Hobbs wrote:
How much should a working TRS Model 100 laptop
computer cost? (I'm
thinking of getting one for a portable amateur packet setup)?
I've paid anywhere from $10 to $40. I don't think you should pay any more
than $50 for a setup that includes a case and manual.
Sellam Alternate e-mail: dastar(a)siconic.com
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