OK, I have all of them. So far all of the ones I've plugged in
have powered up, but without keyboards that's about all I can test. Most
of them don't have power cords, but they take the standard 3-pronger cord
that every piece of computer equipment I've seen uses (~$1 @ goodwill's
computer store). I don't have a list of who wanted what, so unless anyone
has a specific preference it's first come first served[1]. I'm thinking
that between say 3 and 6 tomorrow afternoon is best, if you can't make
that then just tell me when you can make it. My address is 606 W. 31 1/2
street, which is the house right behind 1/2 Price books on guadalupe, and
my phone number is 420-8011.
Mike
[1] About half/two thirds of the terminals are Wyse 150s. The others
are a things like IBM, Olivetti, or Espirit (which looks like a Wyse
clone). I have dibs on one of the Wyse 150s. ;-) So if anyone knows
where I could get a reasonably cheap, used wyse-compatible keyboard I'd be
grateful to learn where (or even information about what keyboards would
work).
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