Is your system running? I might be able to help you set it up if it's like mine (S-220, IIRC). I am set up to do reel tapes, or, this system can be had free for pickup. I have manuals and boards here to look at, not a lot more, like sales literature, for example. I probably could find a page buried in a CGW somewhere. I believe the company was from Orem Utah, and I hear that James Willing has some knowledge too... John A.

G'day Joe - The Wicat 150 was a MC68000-based system system in single user, 4 user and 8 user configurations. The "entry level" system was unmapped, but the multi-user systems were mapped, and it was the original "portable multi-user computer" - at least as when we used 'em. The 150 was a Multibus-I based system that was enclosed in a large display terminal cabinet a bit larger than the VT100 of its day. A picture of our 150 is at: http://www.simulogics.com/museum.htm Te Wicat documentation that we have retained is listed at: http://www.simulogics.com/archives/manuals/wicat.htm We would be interested in archiving any documentation not already on the list...! Bruce www.NovasAreForever.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe" <rigdonj(a)cfl.rr.com> To: <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org> Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 5:38 PM Subject: Wicat computer? them since I'd never seen a Wicat computer and didn't know what one was. Well, today that changed. Can someone give me the run down on a wicat S-150A?

The system is spoken for. John A.