24 Jun
2010
24 Jun
'10
2:16 p.m.
Item number:140420111955
If someone in Europe would be interested I should like to arrange it to get
one. Of course the price is high but It allows to make an offer.
Sergio
2010/6/15 Jim Stephens <jws at jwsss.com>
Does anyone have some Prodos and or other software for
one of these? My
supply is locked up, and I don't know if I ever had Prodos.
The system I'm getting had its prodos floppy stepped on by a misque long
ago, and it was overwritten, so at a minimum I would appreciate that.
I could send the damaged disk and let you overwrite at my expense as an
alternative if media is a problem, or I can dig for some blanks in my pile.
thanks
Jim
24 Jun
24 Jun
7:27 p.m.
Looks like a 5ESS ate it, from the other material for sale in this lot.
It is on the wrong side of the US for me to help, I'm in LA, the systems
are in Boston. Maybe someone there might stage and ship the partials.
(Bill D?)
Maybe you replied to my email and meant to hit another, but I'd help if
I could. Good luck, Sergio.
Also email the guy the listing said if this listing falls thru, they may
break up the 5 units and sell one.
Jim
On 6/24/2010 2:16 PM, SPC wrote:
Item number:140420111955
If someone in Europe would be interested I should like to arrange it to get
one. Of course the price is high but It allows to make an offer.
Sergio
11:55 p.m.
jim s wrote:
Looks like a 5ESS ate it, from the other material for sale in this lot.
Knowing nothong about the 5ESS, other than recognising it as the name of a
telephone switch, I looked it up.
I found mention of 3B20 processors used in the 5ESS, but not of the 11/84.
Where does the 84 fit, just out of curiousity (or were you just commenting on
the other material and not meaning to imply any connection between the 84's and
5ESS)?
25 Jun
25 Jun
12:56 a.m.
I had heard of some of the ESS systems that used the PDP's, and not the
3B's. The seller appears to have really old CO equipment that has
broken down, and the bits may not be related. Much more interesting
than a bunch of TIE switches, or such, but only just.
Jim
On 6/24/2010 11:55 PM, Brent Hilpert wrote:
jim s wrote:
Looks like a 5ESS ate it, from the other material
for sale in this lot.
Knowing nothong about the 5ESS, other than recognising it as the name of a
telephone switch, I looked it up.
I found mention of 3B20 processors used in the 5ESS, but not of the 11/84.
Where does the 84 fit, just out of curiousity (or were you just commenting on
the other material and not meaning to imply any connection between the 84's and
5ESS)?
12:07 a.m.
Yes, It was a reply used to send one new message. Sorry :-)
And, by the way, thanks, Jim.
Sergio
2010/6/25 jim s <jws at jwsss.com>
Looks like a 5ESS ate it, from the other material for
sale in this lot.
It is on the wrong side of the US for me to help, I'm in LA, the systems
are in Boston. Maybe someone there might stage and ship the partials.
(Bill D?)
Maybe you replied to my email and meant to hit another, but I'd help if I
could. Good luck, Sergio.
Also email the guy the listing said if this listing falls thru, they may
break up the 5 units and sell one.
Jim
On 6/24/2010 2:16 PM, SPC wrote:
Item number:140420111955
If someone in Europe would be interested I should like to arrange it to
get
one. Of course the price is high but It allows to make an offer.
Sergio
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