I just got home from VCF East in Wall NJ. Here’s a quick report.
We were able to have all three exhibits (Glenn Roberts & Mike Cassidy, Darrell Pelan & Joe Travis, and Alex Bodnar) co-located in one room (new location vs. past events). We had one other person there (Matt) whose presentation was on various flavors of BASIC. Mike Lowewen was there too (in the main demo room) with his awesome HP minicomputer exhibits and his (very cool) Burroughs/Electrodata B205 control console “blinkenlights.” (https://q7.neurotica.com/Prop_Console/)
I think overall the new room was a good solution. We were near the auditorium where the talks were held, and near the food! So we had a lot of traffic (especially Saturday). Darrell and I did posters to put on the wall hear the entrance – that also helped draw people in. Visitors appreciated the range of equipment and ideas all the way from Joe’s EC-1 analog computer, through ET-3400, H11 (Alex and I both had working systems!), a number of H8s and our NC Super89 systems (plus all of Darrell’s great 3-D printing!). Lots of traffic and lots of positive comments. Common comments: “I don’t know Heathkit – I’m too young,” “I drooled over the catalog but could never afford it,” “My {father, cousin, uncle …} had one of those” etc. Mike was the newest member of our group and he was working hard at soaking in all the knowledge and expertise.
Here are some of my pictures (including a few from my ferry ride back to DE). I’m sure there will be more. Enjoy!
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