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Whoa. This is going to take a bit of work. . . Obviously the canned junk in here is just filler for now - it came... ...
Reminder: Installing CP/M on your S-100 computer workshop signup begins Feb.1st... ...
I participated in the recovery of suite of mid-1960's Univac computers and peripherals. These items were sent to the... ...
VINTAGE COMPUTER FESTIVAL - GREAT BRITAIN For the first time in the UK: Vintage Computer Festival... ...
As of today, 10 January 2010, both Cottonwood and Borderline BBSs are back up and running. Thank you everyone for your... ...
Hi! My good friend John and I are working on a joint www.S100Computers.com (http://www.S100Computers.com) & N8VEM... ...
Many S-100 users have/had some kind of ASCII style parallel port keyboard attached to their system. The interface was... ...
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Recent Forum PostsOut of curiosity, I went to the History Channel website. They have uploaded some short clips, but neither of those seems to match the episode discussed here. The longest clip is just over four... 
What does the connector look like? How many pins and how big? Some laptops use standard drives with short adapters to allow them to be plugged in more easily. If the connector has 44 pins and is...
This is true. I was born in '77, and what makes me feel old is that the birth of the home computer industry coincides pretty closely with my own birth-- going on some 35 years now. The time since the...
Thanks for the info on the ROMs it makes perfect sense.
Some more news: Just tested the PSU leads. Good news is that +VDC is just fine, but bad news is that -VDC is not registering. So I will be...
Hi Tez,
My wife just took a look and the caps in the posted photo appear to be high-frequency mica caps from Cornell Dubilier (see link below). She advises that if this is the case, ceramics may...
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