PoNG!
it's almost the end of carnival over here... so, we party all the time :-)
you should worry in case you DID get any messages :-)
- Original Message -
From: "James Hunkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 8:29 PM
Subject: [ql-users] List is
I think that you are jumping to very wrong
conclusions. I do not think that anybody was obliged to sign in your personal
mini-poll. Alot of people (including me) have expressed their interest so far in
public.
I believe that you should be (personally) worried
why no one signed in your per
I am already talking to Thomas :-) It's a joint venture ;-))) (at least if
we manage to organize the production)
>
> Thomas at Sintech already produces membranes for other machines, and has
> offered to produce QL ones if someone can send him a broken one to use as
a
> template. By all accounts,
>
> > I thought to be clear, that replacing membranes is something completelly
> > different than refurbishing and replacing parts of the QL itself.
> > Qeyboard might be a very nice idea, but useless if you need to keep the
> > QL in original condition. My point of view is not of the developer/Q
I thought to be clear, that replacing membranes is
something completelly different than refurbishing and replacing parts of the QL
itself. Qeyboard might be a very nice idea, but useless if you need to keep the
QL in original condition. My point of view is not of the developer/QL fan etc.,
b
If you guys are interested in the membranes, please
drop me a line too, at
QL(at)retrocomputing.eu.com, or ,
QL(at)retrocomputing.gr
in order to make a list and keep you updated with
the venture. I already have already contacted 30+ membrane manufacturers
worldwide and keep on searching,
responses to my message so far - hopefully I'll be back
in the 'QL Zone' pretty soon since I've had some very helpful replies already,
and a couple of promising possibilities to explore.
I
don't know if the estimates by Voyager are accurate or not, although I ima
Thanks for the messages and the interest. My point
of view, is purelly the "retro-computing" as I collect systems for
display/demonstration as near as the original state as possible. All the
hardware development effort since the days of the mid-80's is really great, but
I know, that there ar
Hi!
Tony had a stock of membranes, but he is running out on them. I am planning
on mass-producing them, but I have none available yet. Are you in desperate
need? I have a couple of spare membranes, but I need them for my systems.
Regards
George
- Original Message -
From: "Callum Davidso
Hi guys
I am working on an essay, and I need statistics and figures from the 80's on
sales, value, models, types of computers sold. Any number would be
appreciated. I need to cover not only the PC market, but the home computer
market too.
Looking for numbers like like, how many Ti99/4A were so
Hi guyz, I know, it sounds Off Topic.
I 've just got a Sinclair Flat-Screen Pocket TV, and I am trying to use an
external PSU, but there are no specs for it.
Has anybody used it? could anybody give me the specs?
I suspect it's 6V DC, and the socket seems like the Nokia GSM's power plug,
but I nee
Hi guys,
It might sound off-topic, but I'm looking for a couple of original QL PSUs.
Could anybody help me out? I need the special plugs, and I do not want to
modify my QLs and pull out cables.
Even fried or broken PSUs would do the trick.
Thanks in advance
George
Athens/Greece
Hi there, are you by any chance Greek? or visiting Greece?
- Original Message -
From: "Phoebus Dokos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 7:46 PM
Subject: [ql-users] I'm back!
> Hi everyone!
> I am back!
> I hope everyone's okay and the US show wa
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