Re: Cocktail tempest control panels FT

I have the wreck of a Motorola 6809 eval board. I had wirewrapped it up
years ago to take the "NEW" 4164's because it used the rathe expensive
2114s at that time and I could get the 4164's for $200 for eight. a
steal! I think it is still relativley complete, but a corner was cut off
it on the wirewrap area for an emergency (!) a number of years later.
I also have a rather LARGE word processor computer, the AES "Plus",
includes the printer and cables and manual...

Shall we compare junk? I've got 3300 sq ft... (ask Al)

I'd like a cabaret CP for Tempest. or an overlay for same.

John :-#)#

Ozdemir, Steve wrote:
>
> G'day folks,
>
> I ran into a new fellow collector in Santa Barbara this weekend. In his
> stash (mainly from the 70's) he had 2 cocktail Tempest control panels. He
> collects old rare computers...his wish list is as follows (preferably with
> documentation):
>
> S-100 computers, boards, and documentation
> An Apple II (not +, c, e, etc.)
> The "Black Apple", a black Apple II+ with the Bell & Howell name on it
> A Cosmic Elf and Super Elf
> Single Board Computers and Evaluation Boards
> an Apple I
> DEC PDP computers, primarily 8s and 11s
> Thinker Toys
> Geniac (early toy computer)
> Polymorphics
> Southwest Technical Products Computers
> Sphere Computers
> Scelbi
> Ohio Scientific
>
> Let me know if you either have some of the above or if you are interested in
> the cocktail Tempest control panels, and I'll put you in touch with this
> collector. Otherwise he'll be putting these on eBay later.
>
> Steve Ozdemir
> sso@plpt.com
>
> ps - He has alot of BW raster stuff (including tons of manuals and Star Tech
> journals volumes 1-4 and 6) for anyone like Al who's interested in that
> Bronze Age electronics. No monitors, just boards, power supplies and some
> artwork.

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