Jim Brain's stuff is good, and you can expect him to be around to support it. Zoom Floppy is pretty much the standard for reading 15x1 disks on a modern...
And most useful to us: the bottom right column links to the programmer's manual and flowcharts! http://www.computerconservationsociety.org/witch.htm...
... Yes, those used in that specific machine are, but not all Dekatrons are decimal. The phone company used some of the oddball types due to some of the...
Alright, I have removed one GE SSL-22 from my Intellec's front panel. Here's an album with pictures of the LED in comparison to other (seemingly more common)...
... yea, it was great seeing all of you again !! I'll post the pic soon...
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MARCH frequently asked questions -- updated Feb. 27, 2012 1. What is MARCH? MARCH is a user group for people who enjoy collecting, restoring, using, and...
Bill -- I constructed the cable and began testing the drives. They work sometimes but not all the time. I'm getting a lot of "not ready" errors and some ...
CompuPro Disk 1. The CBIOS was originally configured for 1.2mb 5.25" (double sided) drives, emulating an 8" system. I have a bit of work to do this week to...
Bill -- Would you mind sending me a copy of your CBIOS off-list? I would like to compare the 8272 register configuration and setup to mine. Rich -- Rich Cini ...
Today was superslow. Only one visitor who got the rush tour from Fred. So I worked on getting the keyboard for the MARCH Commodore PET cleaned. I disassembled...
... Jeff, There are threads here and there about repairing these keyboards, such as on vintage-computer.com and probably classic cmp. I would check there....
... Reading through this thread, one thing that occurred to me is that you might want to check the step rate that you're running to ensure it isn't too fast...
From: Mike Loewen Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2012 9:31 PM ... Sounds Great Mike ! I will order the 226 gram bucket and put it on *your* tab ;) Jeff Brace...
... The mind is split up into Static RAM, Dynamic RAM, ROM and some Vacuum Tubes. You obviously had that memory sent to STATIC RAM. Lately, my memory has...
There's a huge lot of later Cromemco stuff Ebay - 230887694828 The shipping is $700, but if you're local you can probably pick up relatively cheap. Not quite...
... I bet they want the $700 even if you pick up. I've seen that trick many times to get the prices up. I always check the S+H because of that. -- Linux Home...
... No, it says that fee is eliminated if you pick it up; it's in the Q&A part toward the bottom of the auction page. MARCH owns a Z2H. We'd love to have an...
... Note there is nothing historical in this lot, but it would be good for MARCH's Z2H if someone wanted to restore it. These are very easy to work on if...
... MARCH's Z2H if someone wanted to restore it. These are very easy to work on if you're looking to get into S-100 stuff. The old original Cromemco Z1 is...
Speaking of fleeting memories... I can't remember for sure the correct naming of uploading or downloading. Please let me explain my question by case scenario....
... The BBS is the host. You are either downloading from it (receiving) or uploading to it (sending). In my BBS days -- terminal programs were labeled as send...
