Hello all.
I have for sale a nice, working Tandy 1400LT DOS portable, in fine shape
and working order.
Please click the link below for full details and photos:
http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthread.php?57669-Tandy-1400LT-DOS-Portable-w…
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Thanks!
Sellam
wonder if the is a same key as the intelect 8 uses.?
Ed#
In a message dated 5/10/2017 7:28:16 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
cctalk at classiccmp.org writes:
Is this a thing? There's an archive of vintage physical computer keys?
This would be very cool. Heck one could potentially even 3d print a key for
short term usage.
-------- Original message --------From: Dennis Boone via cctalk
<cctalk at classiccmp.org> Date: 5/10/17 4:13 PM (GMT-06:00) To: "General Discussion:
On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts" <cctalk at classiccmp.org> Subject: Re: Key for
Intel MDS-800
If someone has one, let's get it added to the ccmp keys list: blank
type, cut info, etc.
De
On 5/10/2017 6:02 PM, wrcooke at wrcooke.net wrote:
In EAGLE I am having very good luck with:
* Getting some nice B&W versions of the scans (Thanks everyone, but
especially Paul)
* importing them into EAGLE under layer 200 and 201 (reversing bottom
layer)
* setting layers to some light colors (pale yellow and pale green are
my choices)
* moving them so they line up (not perfect, but I tried)
* Move all of the PCB footprints to match up with holes
* Turn off top layer
* start routing bottom layer (tedious, but not too hard)
* repeat for top layer
A pic of progress:
https://s6.postimg.org/vkffvf8sh/Capture.png
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> From: Guy Sotomayor Jr
>>> We need to move our business and I have about a ton of
>>> classic cimputer junk in the SFBA that need to go or get scrapped:
>>> Symbolics 3645? (from Guy Sotomayer a few years back)
>>> PDP 11
> I stopped by and picked up some stuff from Peter today. ... He did
> mention that he has to be out of his space by May 31st and anything
> that isn't picked up will be scrapped.
> I did take some pictures that I'll put up sometime tomorrow but what
> Pete has on his list below seems pretty accurate.
WHat kind of -11, do you happen to recall?
I assume someone will have grabbed the 'Bolics machine... Hyper-desirable.
I do hope someone will be able to scoop up all this stuff. Even if all
you do it put it up on eBay, that's still better that having it go to
scrap!
Noel
The Model 33's I bought back when I was a teenager, were all ex-Telex use and had exceedingly complicated wiring harnesses as well as built-in modems. They had paper tape readers and punches with various auto-start/auto-stop relay options.
The exceedingly complex wiring harnesses were to add various options. The wiring harnesses made the wiring of the unit look, literally, a thousand times more complex than it actually was.
In the end all I ever did was find the magnet wire, and the keyboard contact wire, for the main unit and the punch.
I usually also found a useful current loop supply in the base. Sometimes I would find bipolar relays and 20mA/60mA conversion supplies. I was a little surprised at some of the current loop supplies - some of them weighed 20 pounds and were obviously made for driving exceedingly long lines (open-circuit voltage way over 100VDC). Seemed odd these were in there considering the units had modems just a foot away from magnet and keyboard switch.
Tim N3QE
This came up recently due to a small coincidence. Does anyone remember
this early MS-DOS game for PC compatibles?
It was designed to look exactly like the spreadsheet, so you could
play in the office, but you had to "shoot" falling numbers by doing
arithmetic...
It looked just like a mockup of 1-2-3 r2.01, the classic version.
>From very vague memory...
There was an answer line at the bottom. Numbers would trickle down the
current column. You had to add, subtract, multiply or divide and input
the correct answer. If you didn't, your mistakes piled up, like
incomplete lines in Tetris, giving you less room and so less time to
do the computation, until you died.
Then a new column began, I think. When all the columns were full of
figures, you'd died and had to start a new game.
It wasn't much of a game, but it was kinda fun, and it was a perfect
mockup of the spreadsheet, so it would pass casual over-the-shoulder
inspection.
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I am trying to reproduce a PCB design, and I have removed all the ICs,
scanned the boards, and am trying to draw it up in EAGLE. But, it would
much easier if I could import the actual PCB as a bitmap under my PCB
layout, to ensure I have have everything in the right place.
Sadly, my graphics manipulation skills are suboptimal, and I am
wondering if there is anyone on the list that could take my scans and
convert them into 2 color bitmaps of the correct size such that I could
import. When I tried to convert, the difference between light green and
dark green essentially removed most of the traces.
Jim
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