I am working on a low power computer system for field day. My
approach is a Raspberry Pi board with a 12V HDMI display from
Adafruit and a SignaLink for digital modes. The Pi should have
enough horsepower for rig control and logging, but it may not
hack fldigi. In that case I can go to more pow
I bought MBasic on a hot pink paper tape directly from Mr. Gates - i happened
to bump into him at one of the first 4 computer stores on the west coast
1975 or 1976 ... It cost all of $12.00. Loading it took a very steady hand and
about 10-15 minutes of manually pulling through a little tap
The IBM 5100, definitely a desktop (check out the pictures of these), which did
basic and APL was out in 1975.
W3OU Steve
-Original Message-
From: Lewis Phelps
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net List
Sent: Thu, May 29, 2014 5:08 pm
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Computers in the Stone Age
Bill (W0BBI) wrote ...
How do you set up "topics" you want to receive messages on?
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Hi Bill,
Long answer
Did you see original Blues Brothers movie? Do you
recall the line We have both kinds
Country and Western.
Will in a similar spirit, you have two choices
all
Bill, I don't know of any such utility on the reflector. You need to use an
email program that furnishes that utility if you want it. I would not
recommend it because threads seem to morph into all sorts of topics and you
will miss a lot of content if you pre-sort.
Willis 'Cookie' Cooke, TDX
Mark-
I never saw anything come back to me, or go to the Elecraft reflector on
this. Did you manage to get this resolved? before the contest?
Bruce N1RX
-Original Message-
From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Bruce
Beford
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2014 7:38 AM
How do you set up "topics" you want to receive messages on?
When I go to try and set up"Which topic categories would you like to subscribe
to?" I see nothing that lets me select the topics.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Bill - W0BBI
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Kind of surprised in the longevity of this topic. But then I guess a
lot of us started out in the "stone age"!
First computer (1963) used no electricity as was made by Post and had
a bamboo slide (sliderule, of course). Still have it!
My first exposure (1965) was in college taking a Fortran c
Sorry for this type of post, but I can't figure out how to convert over
from Individual email status to Digest. If I use Help, I am taken to a
"sign up" page. If I check off Digest there and hit Send, nothing
changes. I'm drowning in the hundreds of Elecraft posts from the board.
Thanks a lot,
As evidenced by the very large number of recent OT postings, and by the flood of
complaints to my email box, we are overloading the vast majority of Elecraft
list readers, who primarily are interested in directly Elecraft related topics,
with OT email.
Official New List Policy:
In the future
OK folks - End of Thread. Please resist the urge to reply on OT topics once they
have his 5 replies, regardless of how humorous they are :-)
73,
Eric
List Moderator
elecraft.com
On 5/28/2014 10:09 PM, Slava Baytalskiy wrote:
Hey, not all skydiving requires a manual pull!
My rig always had an
Folks - lets end this OT thread at this time. Its a little too far afield from
our regular list content and is overloading the in-boxes of a large number of
Elecraft readers.
36 posts in a 24 hour period on a Non-Elecraft topic is -way- over the limit.
Please self limit your postings to OT thr
Matt
Your Winkeyer with it's flow control features is something to consider if your
relying on the internal KX3 keyer. That may be simpler for those who already
have the Winkeyer. I'm happy with my MK-1 alternative.
John, W1QS
-Original Message-
From: Matt VK2RQ
To: John Law
I think connecting both your paddle and PC to a K1EL or equivalent winkeyer is
a better option. This way, when you switch between PC and paddle sending, the
speed will be the same. Also, I found keying the KX3 directly from the PC
sounded a bit "choppy", as the timing of the dits was too short.
Don
This independent and simultaneous CW keying of the KX3 is very interesting.
Using the paddle option on the KX3 simultaneously with the Keyer 3.5 mm port
for CW contest logging is a great and simple set up for logging program keying
the key port configured as a straight key making the f
Neither Gates or Allen had bupkus to do with producing PC-DOS.
They bought it from Seattle Computer Products in 1981 and modified it to
suit IBM.
They were forced to purchase something off the shelf because they were
way behind producing their own.
The name PC-DOS came from IBM who licensed "MS
My first MS-DOS, actually PC-DOS, machine was IBM Convertible, the first IBM
laptop machine, with 2 2DD 3.5" FDD drives and LCD display without backlight.
I bought the machine when I was in US for my business trip. I worked with it
when I was out of office.
The machine was actually made by a Japa
Yes! Dr. DX is in my top 5 list of all-time great software.
Mike NF4L
On May 28, 2014, at 8:06 PM, Randy Farmer wrote:
> And does anybody remember the Doctor DX cartridge for the Commodore 64 from
> AEA? That was an amazing piece of work. I used one to train for a trip to J6
> for CQWW CW in
I broke down earlier this year and sold my "loaded" Altair 8800 on eBay.
64k static RAM, tape interface (had a Tarbell disk interface but sold it
years ago), PROM burner, parallel interface card. Used it to develop a ham
radio repeater controller in 1980, 32 parallel line signals drove op amps,
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