On 2022/11/06 8:37 p.m., John H. Reinhardt via cctalk wrote:
So, I screwed up and in my excitement to find a DEC BA123 chassis (and
MVII parts) I bid on an Ebay auction where there is no shipping and
it's "Local Pickup Only". The problem is that I'm near Fort Worth TX
and the MVII/BA123 is in
Back in the day, Forward Air was a good option with good rates ==>
https://www.forwardair.com/
I haven't used them in years though. And someone will still have to
prepare it for freight shipment (i.e. palletize it).
Or, maybe visit your nearest truck stop and talk to some truckers and ask
how
So, I screwed up and in my excitement to find a DEC BA123 chassis (and MVII parts) I bid
on an Ebay auction where there is no shipping and it's "Local Pickup Only".
The problem is that I'm near Fort Worth TX and the MVII/BA123 is in Brunswick, GA and I
don't really have the time to make the
I had a problem like this on a VT52, and the problem turned out to be
one the power supplies (the -12v one) had died. Wired in a 7812 (or
whatever it is for - voltage) and the monitor came back.
May want to look inside and see if a supply rail is dead.
C
On 11/6/2022 4:44 PM, Cameron Kaiser
Hi everyone,
I'm seeking to buy a Sun Microsystems monitor with a 13W3 interface.
Ideally somewhere around central Europe for pickup in person. But I'm happy to
consider shipping options as well.
Background: I'm looking to complete a Sun Ultra 1 build that I've been
collecting parts for
Got the Peanuts out today for a shakedown. They work well, or at least they did
until about 5 minutes into playing Kings Quest when the h-sync on the monitor
suddenly went out. Colours show and match what should be on screen but the
horizontal display is scrambled. It does it on both Peanuts, so I
> From: pbir...@gmail.com
> Sent: Sunday, November 6, 2022 2:50 AM
> To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts
> Subject: Seeking DEC BN25B-nn Optical Fiber Cable
>
> This is a twin/duplex cable of varying length with 100/140 um "multimode"
cores and
> SMA-906 connectors. SMA-906
Here are some stubs of information I found via Google Books search:
Ad in Computer World (October 25, 1982)
https://books.google.com/books?id=75XGp5bJW1UC=RA1-PA16-IA13=beehive+topper+%22cp/m%22=en=X=2ahUKEwiMivD07Zn7AhXOF1kFHdlhD6QQ6AF6BAgLEAI#v=onepage=beehive%20topper%20%22cp%2Fm%22=false
On Sun, 6 Nov 2022 at 00:05, Chuck Guzis via cctalk
wrote:
> >
> > One of these?
> >
> > https://www.reddit.com/r/retrocomputing/comments/vud92z/weve_found_a_beehive_international_bee_1_or_b1_in/
>
> Isn't that just a B1 terminal?
>
> http://bitsavers.org/pdf/beehive/ads/Beehive_Micro_B1.jpg
Liam,
i'm sorry, but Chuck is right.
Your link directs to a photo showing a terminal.
The Topper was put into market as a intelligent terminal for
stand alone use as a CP/M machine and for remote issues as a
IBM compatible terminal.
In fact the Topper has a 8085 CPU for the terminal part and a
This is a twin/duplex cable of varying length with 100/140 um "multimode"
cores and SMA-906 connectors. SMA-906 connectors have the stepped
center-pin, compared to the SMA-905 which is a simpler straight pin. It's
used, for example, by the LAN Bridge 100.
For additional information see pages
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