I have a bunch of Able items here If you have any questions, please
contact me off list.
If you have any info, please share it with us.
several models of Quniverters
10028, 10028101, 10028102 some boards have 3 #s This is the mysterious PDP
11/45 board. RARE?
10033, 10033001, 10033002 PDP1134, 11/40 cache RARE? SN267
10003000, 10003001, 10003002
10049, 10049-0, 10049001,10049002 High speed link
Datasouth board for LA36 I believe.
This is a very old rack mount disk controller (has format switch) with what
looks like ims on the 15 or so small boards. The backplane has DYNATECH on
the back.
Two Unisys PCK105-SKB look unused, but one is yellowed.
DATAMYTE 1000 Data Collector
EECO model # TRS9200BBDED, paper tape reader, no reels. The TRS9200 is on
Bitsavers.org
I have some old Targa 1.0 video boards (dating back to their AT&T days) but
no driver diskettes. Does anyone happen to have some? I think they should
work with Targa 16 drivers.
> I am looking for a manual for the original NEC Multisync monitor.
Mine is JC-1402 and the "User's Manual" I have is titled "MultiSync 3D". It mentions model JC-1404 but it all looks the same as mine. Is there anything in particular you need to know - or would you like a scan?
Richard Sheppard
Hi,
I have an working VAX4000/300 and I'm looking for additional memory for
this machine. Has anyone left over MS-670 Memoryboards that he wants to
get rid of for an symbolic price? (or compatibles, clearpoint etc...)
I'm ocated in germany..
Regards,
Holm
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I am looking for a sort of 'hello world' example and/or samples to use the graphics library in this compiler, some sample code. My target is DOS and the Compaq luggable mono display.
It looks like its all there, the library and include files for display adapters and modes, but I cant find an example on the netwebs to get me started.
Anybody have a set of demo files or application source to study and to use this?
I have TurboC running on this machine, and the graphics are great. Did Microsoft have a similar set of examples for Fortran?
Randy
The following can be delivered to VCFMW or shipped:
IBM 5152 personal computer graphics printer
Panasonic MX-P1124 24 pin multi mode printer
Several Calcomp table top plotters
Versatec Unibus boards
DEC SC08 Star Couplers
Just looking for reasonable offers.
Thanks, Paul
*VCF PNW 2019 will take place March 23-24, 2019 at Living Computers:
Museum+Labs in Seattle, Washington. We had a great time last year and we
are going to try to make it even better this year.Exhibitor registration is
open. I am also looking for speakers and volunteers to help me run the
event. It seems early but time tends to speed up at the end of the year.
Getting an earlier start should also help people who need to make travel
arrangements.Are you thinking about traveling from outside of the region?
There is plenty to do in Seattle while you are here, including the
Connections Museum, the Pacific Science Center, MoPOP, the Boeing factory
tour, etc.Interested? Check out
http://vcfed.org/wp/festivals/vintage-computer-festival-pacific-northwest/
<http://vcfed.org/wp/festivals/vintage-computer-festival-pacific-northwest/>
for more details or send me an email.Thanks,Mike*
In getting ready for VCFMW, I started looking at some model 100s and
HX-20 notebook computers. Most of them have blank LCD displays, so I
figured there might be a common problem.
So far, I've found leaky electrolytics on all of them, usually 10 uF,
but there are some others with all of them so far associated with the
LCD power supplies. The Epsons seem less prone to this than the model
100s, but both have the problem.
Has anyone that has done repair work on these computers found the major
problem to be leaky capacitors?
My gut reaction at this point is to just replace all of the
electrolytics. Does this sound like a reasonable longer term approach
rather than just replacing the obvious leaky ones?