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LP Printer cable connectors pin-out: From: norberto.collado@koyado.com <norberto.collado@koyado.

For more info, the plexiglass was stored in a box, and I just put it on a system I had on my bench to

FYI, our tables are shown at 13:30 and again at 25:15. -----Original Message----- From: vcf-

On 10/16/21 5:13 PM, terry.smedley wrote: > I took an Xacto knife to the case to make a ribbon

That was Glenn and Alex's display, not mine! -Dave On 10/16/21 12:35 AM, Lee Hart wrote: > A

Fyi some very brief shots of our tables on the second video (about 6 minutes in)... -----Original

Note, the H37 skew was *physical* skew, the sectors were formatted on the track in an order that

Cute picture! I wonder if the cat is thinking on how to use the H8 bus pins to scratch its back/fur.

Awesome pictures and recap Glenn! Les On Monday, October 11, 2021 at 8:40:42 AM UTC-4 Joe Travis

Thank you Les. I elected to modify the baud rate clock circuit to match the later version H8-4. It

Love it Glenn! Well done. On Friday, October 8, 2021 at 6:16:51 AM UTC-4 Todd Goodman wrote: Looks

Nice “Bluex” H8 system. I like those Blue LEDs. The system looks beautiful. Thanks, Norberto From:

Joe: nice job! I was able to save this file (remember to save it in “UNIX” format, “NL” for end of

Just got my copy of the October Circuit Cellar. I've noticed a lot of articles lately about

Thanks, Les! I like very much the Wiki Page with all the different listings. Norby From: sebhc@

You were quite the “boy genius!” I have an H9 from Ed Aumiller (“rescue” last summer). I think he did

I received the items from Newark (that I had ordered back in July) and also some samples that Samtec

I'm working on getting Les' game(s) up and running.....have to move things around to clear

The Heath-kit HK-232 was the Kit version of the AEA PK-232. Main PC Board is virtually identical.

Well. Some combination of multiple SPACE and/or RETURN characters eventually elicited a response (but

Wow. The hits just keep on comin… I'm sure we can get HDOS to boot from any of these new devices.

try: http://www.wlindley.com/#heritage great stuff! From: sebhc@googlegroups.com <sebhc@

Great! agree 100%. We'll start with a white paper outlining the design and get a dialog going.

Yes! They are on the external enclosure with the Z67-IDE+. I just bring the SASI cable out to it.

NIC E ................................................. On Saturday, September 18, 2021 at 5:07:02 PM

Well exactly as you predicted I am unable to get sound to work at 4mhz. I (so far) have had good luck

If this doesn't work, then you can connect one end of the cap to GND and the other end to the cap

Terry, this is good info. As Glenn said, thanks for doing this research. Interested in seeing the

People tend to open up a bit about their computer history when you chat with them. We'll keep an

I looked at the OSSC scan converter in your link. It doesnt support composite, but they do reference