17 Feb
1998
17 Feb
'98
6:09 p.m.
At 08:52 PM 2/17/98 -0600, you wrote:
It's used by:
Commodore Pets
GRiD Compass
HP 3000
HP 1000 (I think)
On a side note, the GRiD 15xx series also had an add-in pod that supported
GPIB. Fits in the battery compartment, passthrough for external power.
Speaking of which, anyone got any GRiD 15xx PODs they want to get rid of?
Also am still looking for an external floppy for my GRiD 1535exp (ooh, I
shouldn't have said that: It was made in 1989! Forget I said anything, I'll
just bring it up next year!)
-John Higginbotham-
-limbo.netpath.net-
17 Feb
17 Feb
7:36 p.m.
At 12:09 AM 2/18/98 -0500, you wrote:
At 08:52 PM 2/17/98 -0600, you wrote:
No I don't have any of that stuff but I do have a thick binder of Grid
1500 manuals and disks. Interested?
BTW the disks are dated 2/88, so we can talk about them here.
Joe
It's used by:
Commodore Pets
GRiD Compass
HP 3000
HP 1000 (I think)
On a side note, the GRiD 15xx series also had an add-in pod that supported
GPIB. Fits in the battery compartment, passthrough for external power.
Speaking of which, anyone got any GRiD 15xx PODs they want to get rid of?
Also am still looking for an external floppy for my GRiD 1535exp (ooh, I
shouldn't have said that: It was made in 1989! Forget I said anything, I'll
just bring it up next year!) 
19 Feb
19 Feb
4:23 a.m.
>It's used by:
>
>Commodore Pets
>GRiD Compass
>HP 3000
>HP 1000 (I think)
Adding to the list:
Fluke 1720 & 1722 Series Instrument Controllers
(These were TI-99000 based!)
HP 64000 series development stations
On a side note, the GRiD 15xx series also had an
add-in pod that supported
GPIB. Fits in the battery compartment, passthrough for external power.
Speaking of which, anyone got any GRiD 15xx PODs they want to get rid of?
Also am still looking for an external floppy for my GRiD 1535exp (ooh, I
shouldn't have said that: It was made in 1989! Forget I said anything, I'll
just bring it up next year!)
Oh, and for you rabid IEEE hacks living on the edge of insanity,
don't forget the National Instruments IEEE-488 Adaptor/Analyzer
card for the Grid!
Long ago, NI used to take GridCase 1500's (I think), add this
analyzer card and special application software, to make one of the
most powerful GPIB development/analysis tools on the planet.
It's all done with PCMCIA hardware now . . . .
-John Higginbotham-
-limbo.netpath.net-
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