I need a precision soldering iron (long needle like tip) for electronics use,
any suggestions?
I found one made by GOOT a CS-30 in an old radio shack catalog but they no
longer have them and I cant find a website in the US that still sells them.
I have an scsi chip on an amiga addon board that got wacked in shipping and a
few of the pins have broken off from their solder pads (its a surface mount
chip and none of the pins are broke just desoldered). My current 23 watt
soldering iron has a tip thats just too big for this kind of work.
Thanks for any help (I assume one can be found for around $20)
Has anyone else been experiencing posting delays for the cctalk list. I'm
seeing delays of from 2 to 4 days, and I'm not sure why. I am posting this
message at 10:30am on 7/24. It'll probably show up on the list right away
because I made a point of asking. LOL.
E.
I have 4 disks worth of data saved using a commodore 64 and an 8250 double
disk drive.
The program that they were saved in used SuperBase as it's database.
I'm looking to somehow import this data into a microsoft access database.
Converting it into plain text would be great.
If anyone has the means to do this or has some pointers as to how I could
accomplish this it would be great.
Lance.
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there is also the Z80H...
2.5 mhz, 4mhz, 6mhz, and finally 8 mhz
replacing with a faster z80 should not pose a problem. It should
actually relax the timing a bit and work more reliably depending
on the original design.
best regards, Steve Thatcher
>--- Original Message ---
>From: "Ernest" <ernestls(a)comcast.net>
>To: <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org>
>Date: 7/24/03 10:20:49 PM
>
I have seen z80, z80a, and z80b processors, and I'm curious about
what the
>differences are between the different versions of the processor?
Is each
>newer version faster than the earlier model, like a 486-33/66/100
or are the
>differences more along the lines of additional commands (or
something like
>that?) Or a combination of both?
>
>Also, can I use a Z80a or Z80b in place of the original Z80
if I want to
>replace a bad CPU?
>
>Thanks.
>
>E
Does anyone know anything about the at&t 458? I believe it's a serial
daisy wheel printer. What I'm interested in is what the dip switch
settings in back of the printer are supposed to be set to. If you have
an at&t 458, when looking at it from the back, the dip switches are on
lower left corner behind a little door which needs a screwdriver to pry
open. Any help would be appreciated thanks.
Hello,
If you are still interested, I have a total of 11 compatible tapes (8
Teac CT-600N and 3 Maxell CS-600XD). All are used and have used labels.
As far as I know, they all still work. (I still have the tape drive as
well, but have no longer an operating Apple system, so I cannot check
these).
If you are interested, please let me know.
romboc
I have a 1981 Ohio Scientific C3-B computer looking for a good home. This
CP/M based computer has three processors (6502, 6800 and Z80), a Winchester
36 mb hard drive and two 8" floppy drives in a case a bit smaller than a
four drawer file cabinet. It also has a keyboard equipped monitor, a Texas
Instruments printer and associated software and manuals. It was running
fine when it was last used about five years ago.
Dave Palamara
Atlantic Highlands, NJ
732-291-1444 (day)
732-872-0870 (home)
-----Original Message-----
From: john [mailto:john@bipsnm.com]
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 7:41 AM
To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
Subject: Exidy software
I have an Exidy with S-100 and floppy drives. I have missed placed my floppy
disks. They had CP/M, an editor, assembler compiler, and utilities. I would
be very interested in obtaining a copy of same. My floppies were 5.25,
single sided, 97K. John
I have an Exidy with S-100 and floppy drives. I have missed placed my floppy
disks. They had CP/M, an editor, assembler compiler, and utilities. I would
be very interested in obtaining a copy of same. My floppies were 5.25,
single sided, 97K. John
