When I worked for Texas Instruments in '83, we used 30ga 24K gold
wire... I use plain wire-wrap wire for board repairs, and from the
looks of most of my pre-1990 circuit boards, that's period correct.
The only issue I'd have with that 3M tape would be cutting it narrow
enough to fit. Otherwi
Richard Cini wrote:
> an article by Bob Meister that appeared in the July 1996 issue of
> Circuit Cellar with an LSI-11 simulator program.
I found this by Robert P. Meister at Battelle Columbus labs.
It mentions an LSI-II.
https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a071102.pdf
Seems like sort of an "active suspension" system to try to preserve a
255 years-old ship. I wonder if the hardware and software involved
stands a chance of being supported a mere five more years.
https://newatlas.com/military/hms-victory-floats-hull-protecting-high-tech-supports/
Carlos.
Greetings, everyone...
Does anybody know where I can source card edge connectors (with eyelets
or pins on the other side, hopefully) that would fit individual wings in
a Qbus board?
Carlos.
All –
I’m cleaning out my shop (I’m swimming in stuff so I will be
creating a “to go” list at some point), and this week I was going through boxes
of magazine articles I saved. One is an article by Bob Meister that appeared in
the July 1996 issue of Circuit Cellar with an LSI
The Altair-Druino kit arrived yesterday morning. I built it and am very
impressed. In many ways it is better and more useful than a real Altair
8800 or a 8800c.
Cheers
Tom Hunter
On Tue, Jul 28, 2020 at 9:07 PM Tom Hunter wrote:
> I am not the most patient person. :-)
> While waiting for my Al
