Hi, All,
I just picked up a couple of ATT terminals, a 730+ and a 5620 Blit
terminal. The 730+ powers on, passes self-test and probably would
work great if I had a keyboard for it. The 5620 lights the CRT but
doesn't appear to work outside of presenting a huge green dot the size
of the raster.
I subscribe to both lists. From examining the mail headers,
here is a mail filtering algorithm that seems to deal with
duplicate posts showing up from the other group.
Create a cctalk and cctech saved mail folder
in this order:
put msgs with To header of either cctalk or classiccmp into cctalk
On 2015-06-26 12:47 AM, Robert Ollerton wrote:
Im pretty sure there is a book on this, perhaps from the Smithsonian
Air and Space Museum.
As it so happens, within arm's reach of where I'm sitting I have what is
probably the book you refer to:
Gary R. Pape, John M. Campbell,
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From my local paper:
The last flying Vulcan bomber
From: Ethan Dicks ethan.di...@gmail.com
I just picked up a couple of ATT terminals, a 730+ and a 5620 Blit
terminal.
Some people have *all* the luck.
I read on one of the several FAQs that I can use an ATT 4410 terminal
keyboard with the 730+.
It's been a long time, but I'm pretty sure the
On 26/06/2015 22:45, jwsmobile wrote:
Any word where such items as the PDP8/s and such stand? If the recent
example of the Apple 1 donation is any indication the people that are
doing the selling are probably not getting the best for their
dispersion of the collection. In the Apple case
the buyer also trafficked in these areas
Computers/Tablets Networking Vintage Computers Mainframes 1 Seller 1
1h Video Games Consoles Other Video Games Consoles 1 Seller 1 1h
Computers/Tablets Networking Keyboards Keypads 1 Seller 1 1h
Musical Instruments Gear Parts
Last night I was able to read the EPROMs on the second of the two Persci
cards and embedded in the code was the string ERSCI 1170 V F.2-5. I'm
strongly suspecting it's proof that both cards make up a PerSci 1170
controller :) I have the four 2716 EPROMS dumped in the files area of my
site at
From: tony duell
So every other wire on the 40-conductor flat cables should be ground -
that's even better than the classic BC11A, where almost every other
line is, from what I can see, simply left floating (which is better
than nothing, but not as good as grounding them,
