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>> Thanks Ron
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>> Hilpert
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> rating and low ESR.
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> Hilpert
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Help with getting an original Altai running: 8080A clock
circuitry and MITS88 2-SIO board
On 2016-Feb-07, at 6:17 AM, Robo58 wrote:
> c). I hand assembled some code to exercise the 6850. I know it has a
> software reset and then you set attributes. I tried my buddies echo
> prog
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> Subject: Re: Help with getting an original Altai running: 8080A clock
> circuitry and MITS88 2-SIO board
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> I'll not pretend to be any sort of Alta
Good point.. and if you have the later PSU with the 95,000uF 12V cap, pay
close attention to that guy.
FYI, power supplies in the Altair typically work like this: In the chassis,
there are two regulated +18 / -18V supplies of 1A each, and an unregulated
~8V supply capable of substantial current. O
On Sun, Feb 7, 2016 at 3:23 PM, Kip Koon wrote:
> I also have an original Altair 8800 that has not been powered up since I was
> in my late teens or early twenties. I'm 56 now and I was wondering if
> anyone has put together a document for successfully restoring Altair
> computers specifically an
I'll not pretend to be any sort of Altair expert, but I did manage a fairly
involved rebuild / restoration of one, about a year back. Here's a link to
the set of documents I collected in the process:
https://nerp.net/~legendre/altair/
My machine is restored to what you might call a "freshly built
Hi Guys,
I also have an original Altair 8800 that has not been powered up since I was
in my late teens or early twenties. I'm 56 now and I was wondering if
anyone has put together a document for successfully restoring Altair
computers specifically and retro style computers in general. Any help i
On 2016-Feb-07, at 6:17 AM, Robo58 wrote:
> c). I hand assembled some code to exercise the 6850. I know it has a
> software reset and then you set attributes. I tried my buddies echo
> program. It looks for a received character and then echo's it. I'm using a
> laptop and PuTTy along with an R
Hi Folks,
I'm looking for some insights in getting an original Altair running again.
My buddy asked for my help getting his Altair running again. He went
through and replaced all the electrolytic caps, cleaned up everything and
then tried to get the MITS 88 2-SIO board to run a simple echo progr
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