I find it enjoyable to disassemble the drives that I want to dispose of.
I take all of the metal bits and throw them in my scrap metal recycling
bin. I throw the boards in my electronics/e-waste recycling bin. I used
to keep the magnets, but I have a pretty good magnet collection now and,
with
If you have a lead on one, please ping me off-list.
I have a very specific project I'm trying to accomplish.
thanks
My SIMH resists anything but Adventure, I am working through a Fortran IV. I
think you break from the loop and confuse the machine using i. That with some
error checking:
.TYPE FLOAT.FT
DO 50 X=1,100
F = FLOAT(X)
G = SQRT(F)
IF (G) (11,11,90)
11 WRITE(4,75) G
75 FORMAT(H
Have you heard about a pointy hammer? :)
2018-09-21 0:37 GMT-03:00 drlegendre via cctalk :
> If you're that intent on firey destruction, it would be much simpler &
> safer to use an oxyacetylene cutting torch, or a plasma cutter.
>
> On Thu, Sep 20, 2018, 10:20 PM Eric Smith via cctalk <
>
Hello everyone,
This is a longshot, but I was wondering if anybody has or knows someone
who might have a very specific HP part. It's the HP E3417A, a PQFP132
PGA interposer for some HP emulation/debug preprocessor stuff for CPU32
(among other 132 pin QFP).
Basically I came into an HP logic
If you're that intent on firey destruction, it would be much simpler &
safer to use an oxyacetylene cutting torch, or a plasma cutter.
On Thu, Sep 20, 2018, 10:20 PM Eric Smith via cctalk
wrote:
> Anyone have advice on making thermite? Ingredients, sources, proportions?
>
> The internet seems
On 09/20/2018 08:20 PM, Eric Smith via cctalk wrote:
> Anyone have advice on making thermite? Ingredients, sources, proportions?
>
> The internet seems to think that just using aluminum powder with ferric
> oxide is relatively hard to ignite, and that some manganese dioxide would
> help with
Anyone have advice on making thermite? Ingredients, sources, proportions?
The internet seems to think that just using aluminum powder with ferric
oxide is relatively hard to ignite, and that some manganese dioxide would
help with that.
Without spending too much time shopping, it looks like I can
On 9/20/18 3:10 AM, Evan Linwood via cctalk wrote:
I've started to more aggressively archive material on old IBM and compatible
coax and twinax
I'm not sure if this helps - they seem like they may be in the disposal chain
though, might possibly be able to grab manuals if they come up?
> I've started to more aggressively archive material on old IBM and compatible
> coax and twinax
I'm not sure if this helps - they seem like they may be in the disposal chain
though, might possibly be able to grab manuals if they come up?
I also saw some notes about different wiring harnesses for different serial
numbers. A lot to be careful with.
On Thu, Sep 20, 2018 at 1:22 AM, Paul Anderson wrote:
> I grabbed a 11/60, 11/35 system manual. wanting to see hot power was set
> up in the BA11-D and -K, only to find it dealt with
I grabbed a 11/60, 11/35 system manual. wanting to see hot power was set up
in the BA11-D and -K, only to find it dealt with the BA11-F only.
It does state the H754 in used with the MF11-U/UP. needless to say, there
are different plugs for slot "E" and possibly a change or a jumper.
I will look
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