Hi Tom,
here another source/manufacture ..
2550327.pdf (farnell.com)[1]
With best regards
Gerhard
Zitat von Tom Hunter :
Hi Gerhard,
Yes - these look good but the price is much higher than what I paid.
As I no longer work, modifying the cheap Chinese banana plugs was
viable. If
Here is some Baudot Art. Hot off the model 28
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Hi Gerhard,
The Farnell plugs seem to be 2 mm not 0.1".
I suspect the Pomona plugs you mentioned earlier will be a better fit.
You need at least 100 leads which means at least 200 plugs.
I would get samples of both types before committing to a larger purchase.
Best regards
Tom
On Mon, Mar 14, 20
Hi
I've just done an inventory and I have the following stock
PDP-8/e Type A Qty 4
PDP-8/e Type B Qty 5
PDP-8/f Qty 4
PDP-8/i Qty 8
New production may not be for a while.
Rod Smallwood
Saw a note on the GCC list that I thought some here might find interesting: it
announces the existence (not quite done but getting there) of a COBOL language
front end for GCC. Interesting. For those who deal in legacy COBOL
applications that want a more modern platform, I wonder if this might
On 3/14/22 20:53, Paul Koning via cctalk wrote:
Saw a note on the GCC list that I thought some here might find interesting: it
announces the existence (not quite done but getting there) of a COBOL language
front end for GCC. Interesting. For those who deal in legacy COBOL
applications that w
On 2022-03-14 6:53 p.m., Paul Koning via cctalk wrote:
Saw a note on the GCC list that I thought some here might find interesting: it
announces the existence (not quite done but getting there) of a COBOL language
front end for GCC. Interesting. For those who deal in legacy COBOL
applications
I have a serial Documation M-1000. Not running at the moment, but
adequate for such
Two more M-600 parallel, and I think the number for the dinky one is
M-150, also parallel.
interface would go thru an arduino with 5v board easily to a USB serial
or whatever (Ethernet maybe)
thanks
Jim
On
On 3/14/2022 6:53 PM, ben via cctalk wrote:
Good question. Does any one have card reader hooked up to modern machine?
paul
Ben.
On Mon, 14 Mar 2022, jim stephens via cctalk wrote:
I have a serial Documation M-1000. Not running at the moment, but adequate
for such
Two more M-600
