A fellow who was putting the air in "Microsoft Tire" (c) is going to
prison. Microsoft claims that the air they give free with the tire is
not free. You can download the air and install the air and use the
air, but noone can help you do it or they will spend 15months in
federal prison and pay
On Mon, Oct 07, 2019 at 05:24:23AM +, null via cctalk wrote:
> This list is really going down the tubes.
ITYM "Integrated Circuits". Tubes is before the time of most of the
folks on this list, I think.
(ok folks, it's a joke ...)
mcl
On Sat, Oct 5, 2019 at 12:05 PM Noel Chiappa via cctalk
wrote:
> There was an Able Computer document at VCF Midwest, and through a
> miscommunication, it wound up on the 'free' pile. Did anyone here get it?
> If so, I'd like to try and get it scanned in, and made available.
Do we know where the
*sigh*
This list is really going down the tubes.
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> On Oct 7, 2019, at 03:24, Jeffrey S. Worley via cctalk
> wrote:
>
> A fellow who was putting the air in "Microsoft Tire" (c) is going to
> prison. Microsoft claims that the air they give free with the tire is
> not
On 10/6/19 10:40 PM, Mark Linimon via cctalk wrote:
On Mon, Oct 07, 2019 at 05:24:23AM +, null via cctalk wrote:
This list is really going down the tubes.
ITYM "Integrated Circuits". Tubes is before the time of most of the
folks on this list, I think.
(ok folks, it's a joke ...)
Hi,
I am restoring a Computer Automation Alpha LSI/2 minicomputer and need some
help with software documentation. I have a Computer Automation Alpha LSI/2
minicomputer and cards, and I have binary images of the paper tapes, but I
don't have the manual for using the software library tools.
By
Electronic Surplus
Cleveland
https://www.electronicsurplus.com/
Honeywell switch, might work with your actuator
https://www.electronicsurplus.com/honeywell-microswitch-8v1012b-m-switch-rocker-spdt-25ma-20vdc
gb
Sent from iPad Air
I did find a candidate switch, at Surplus Sales of Nebraska for $5.00
http://www.surplussales.com/switches/SWToggle-1.html
(SWT) 8V10128
Microswitch SPDT toggle switch. 25 ma @ 20vDC. PC mount. ON-ON. 0.5" x 0.9"L
Blue Paddle.
Microswitch Co. was started by Burgess Battery (Freeport, IL) in
> From a friend's estate I have a Motorola 24-pin 0.6" purple ceramic DIP.
>
> SCM44506L
> 7610 B
>
> Any idea what this can be?
Very likely a semi custom or custom memory device, due to the prefix.
--
Will
Many of the classic Rocker & Lever Actuator switches from the 1960s & 1970s
were discontinued, due to industry consolidation (M) in 1990s and the convert
or obsolete decisions (RoHS compliance), a decade later.
This likely means you will need to “adopt” to current offerings == OR ==
plow
On 10/5/2019 7:28 PM, Charles via cctalk wrote:
Does anyone have a matching switch they're not using? I have a spare
black lever, but it's supposed to be blue for that nibble which would be
even better ;)
Thanks for any help.
Surplus is not what it was 40 years ago.
Several people are
On Sat, 5 Oct 2019, Noel Chiappa wrote:
The thing is that documentation for Able products is hyper-rare; we only have
those for the UNIVERTER and QNIVERTER, and some preliminary notes for the
ENABLE. So if this can somehow be located...
And what about the stuff on bitsavers? I personally have
Update on the vintage computer warehouse:
I have found some very rare and interesting items inside the warehouse.
These include a Systems Engineering Laboratories SEL-810 mainframe from
about 1967, along with its Teletype model 33 ASR.
I have also identified some of the IBM punch-card machines.
> From: Christian Corti
>> we only have those for the UNIVERTER and QNIVERTER
> And what about the stuff on bitsavers?
That's where I got my copies of the UNIVERTER and QNIVERTER docs. I guess I
missed grabbing a few; and I see a few more have been added since I last
looked:
Hi all
From a friend's estate I have a Motorola 24-pin 0.6" purple ceramic DIP.
SCM44506L
7610 B
Any idea what this can be?
W
https://www.tedss.com/MT-SPDT-7101
Thanks :) It's only slightly different (the mounting pins look to be a bit
closer together than my switches dated 1975, but I can drill a couple holes
in the PC board, and swap my matching lever onto it.)
Certainly a lot closer than the totally non-matching
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