The machine is 41" wide, 22" deep and 22" high.
Total guess is 200 pounds, might be a bit less.
I have a hydraulic lift cart that can be used to roll it to a car and lift
it to the bed height, but someone has to be able to lift it up onto the
cart and then off the cart at its final destination as
I bought this years ago for a planned project to create a card reader and
card punch for a mainframe replica, using this machine that was designed to
reproduce decks of punched cards. It is very heavy and sturdy.
It has two input hoppers and two stackers, one for the source cards and one
for the p
On 05/19/2019 09:46 AM, Jon Elson via cctalk wrote:
> There's a switch labeled "IRIG" which stands for Inter Range
> Instrumentation Group, and refers to a standard for
> telemetry encoding. There is a standard for time code, a
> standard for modulating analog signas onto a bunch of FM
> car
In the early 1970s a socket to hold multiple DIP chips was being sold under
the brand name DipStik. Up to six chips were inserted in a trough in the
socket, a top screwed on with thumbscrews on the ends. It had solder lugs
on the top and bottom for each of the chip pins.
We are restoring an old el
The IPA is heated to 60C before the ultrasound is able to remove the oxide
remnants, FWIW.
While we can often get the entire smooth surface of the head clean with
swabs and IPA, it is very difficult to clean all the material that forms in
the cruciform trench recessed into the head (where the read
>I've made little more progress in deciphering the operation
>of Carl Claunch's "Lunar Landing" program, as featured in one
>of his 1130 YouTube videos. (I'm guessing he's the actual author
>of the program -- he mentions on one of his blogs that he was
>interested in space before he became interest
> The 4361 is the real gem to get in this type of system. There is a
> builtin storage director as well as the 4 port comm controller.
The 4331 had an option for an integrated storage director, as well as a
feature that converted between CKD and FBA for use with 3340 drives. The
system Guy owns o
