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I have acquired a thick folder listing HP part number for all semiconductors ---fets, IC diodes etc together with the components specifications and possible equivalents
Th loose leaf folder is about 1.5 inch thick but can be posted altho a bit weighty.
ALL offers to be considered... location is Brisbane Australia
Pete VK3IZ
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This sounds like something that would be great to have scanned and placed online. Pete, do you have any more identifying information about this document? Based on the fact that there are component specifications, it sounds like it’s different from the existing HP part cross references available online.
If a few people want to pitch in, I could purchase it and would be happy to scan and OCR it and post the results. But I’m in the US so it might make more sense for someone a bit closer to do this.
Matt
On Tue, Nov 8, 2022 at 10:26 PM Pete Williams < jupete@...> wrote: I have acquired a thick folder listing HP part number for all semiconductors ---fets, IC diodes etc together with the components specifications and possible equivalents
Th loose leaf folder is about 1.5 inch thick but can be posted altho a bit weighty.
ALL offers to be considered... location is Brisbane Australia
Pete VK3IZ
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I am Ipswich, which is close.
Mark
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This sounds like something that would be great to have scanned and placed online. Pete, do you have any more identifying information about this document? Based on the fact that there are component specifications, it sounds like it’s different
from the existing HP part cross references available online.
If a few people want to pitch in, I could purchase it and would be happy to scan and OCR it and post the results. But I’m in the US so it might make more sense for someone a bit closer to do this.
Matt
On Tue, Nov 8, 2022 at 10:26 PM Pete Williams < jupete@...> wrote:
I have acquired a thick folder listing HP part number for all semiconductors ---fets, IC diodes etc together with the components specifications and possible equivalents
Th loose leaf folder is about 1.5 inch thick but can be posted altho a bit weighty.
ALL offers to be considered... location is Brisbane Australia
Pete VK3IZ
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I would be willing to support a group purchase and even help with scanning if needed.
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Sorry, should have specified that I am also in the USA. So not near by to Pete. But this sounds like a valuable resource for the group!
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I as well would be more than glad to contribute money and/or time - it would be a tremendous resource to have.
Hal
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That is something that would be very useful in the files section after a high res scan.
There are several parts listings available. It would also be wise to spot check your parts list stack against anything already posted to make sure that it is not a duplicate.
Don Bitters
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Hi Pete
do you think you enough have time and energy to take a look at what cross reference info is already in the Files section, compare it with what you have, and report your findings to the group? Along with your valuation of your accumulated info? I simply would not know what kind of price to put on it. Perhaps a more detailed description (number of pages, and a breakdown of how much is printed reference material and how much your own hard won notes) would help in assigning a value.
thank you for offering this to the group, by the way!
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I'm unable to do any more than send the folder to someone who can handle any scanning and add to the HP archives... $50 plus post. The contents are prefaced by a Jean Ritzenthaler and dated February 1980--- and is the3rd edition, HP components are designated under their numerical types.1901 DIODES 1902 ZENERS, 1853 PNP xstrs, 1854 NPN xstrs, 1855 FET, 1816 IC- Memory
1818 Memory, 1820 IC-linear, and IC- Digital_ 1826 IC-linear, Where appropriate description and specifications are shown... There are also JEDEC part numbers cross references and equivalents. Cheers Pete VK3IZ BRS Australia
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"Pete Williams" <jupete@...> writes: I'm unable to do any more than send the folder to someone who can
handle any scanning and add to the HP archives... $50 plus
post. The contents are prefaced by a Jean Ritzenthaler and dated
February 1980--- and is the3rd edition, HP components are designated
under their numerical types.1901 DIODES 1902 ZENERS, 1853 PNP xstrs,
1854 NPN xstrs, 1855 FET, 1816 IC- Memory
1818 Memory, 1820 IC-linear, and IC- Digital_ 1826 IC-linear, Where
appropriate description and specifications are shown... There are
also JEDEC part numbers cross references and equivalents. Hi Pete, Would you be able to send us just a few pictures of representative pages? That would go a long way toward determining whether this document contains new information and should take less than a few minutes on your end. Thanks! Matt
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On 11/15/22 20:39, Matt Huszagh wrote: I'm unable to do any more than send the folder to someone who can
handle any scanning and add to the HP archives... $50 plus
post. The contents are prefaced by a Jean Ritzenthaler and dated
February 1980--- and is the3rd edition, HP components are designated
under their numerical types.1901 DIODES 1902 ZENERS, 1853 PNP xstrs,
1854 NPN xstrs, 1855 FET, 1816 IC- Memory
1818 Memory, 1820 IC-linear, and IC- Digital_ 1826 IC-linear, Where
appropriate description and specifications are shown... There are
also JEDEC part numbers cross references and equivalents. Would you be able to send us just a few pictures of representative
pages? That would go a long way toward determining whether this document
contains new information and should take less than a few minutes on your
end.
Hey Matt, LSSM has taken this on, and will get it scanned and made publicly available. This was not cheap (shipping from Australia..); donations are not necessary but are appreciated. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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I will chip in as well…btw, I don’t know what LSSM is, can you explain?
victor
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On November 17, 2022 12:47:41 PM "victor smith" <vcs3@...> wrote: I will chip in as well…btw, I don’t know what LSSM is, can you explain? Thank you. The Large Scale Systems Museum, a public museum in Pittsburgh, PA, USA that showcases functional minicomputers, mainframes, and supercomputers that guests can use. See http://www.lssmuseum.org/. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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Hi Dave
now that Thanksgiving weekend is behind us, I am curious about the package of info Pete sent (is going to send?) you. Any word on when it might be in your hands? I am definitely interested in finding out what kinds of info this is!
thank you
vic
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On 11/29/22 10:11, victor smith wrote: now that Thanksgiving weekend is behind us, I am curious about the package of info Pete sent (is going to send?) you. Any word on when it might be in your hands? I am definitely interested in finding out what kinds of info this is! No info yet; the package has not yet arrived. It's being shipped slow-boat from Australia, so it may be a while. I know it has already been shipped, at least. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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What a pity. I'm sometimes too busy to read all messages in this list.
So missed this whole thread till now.
I'm in Sydney Australia, and could have bought those materials, taken
and posted photos, and scanned them if needed.
Also would have greatly appreciated having the originals.
Too late!
Guy
PS. Anyone _else_ in Australia with original HP historic materials and
considering sending them over to USA, please email me first.
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At 10:18 AM 29/11/2022 -0500, you wrote: On 11/29/22 10:11, victor smith wrote:
now that Thanksgiving weekend is behind us, I am curious about the
package of info Pete sent (is going to send?) you. Any word on when it
might be in your hands? I am definitely interested in finding out what
kinds of info this is! No info yet; the package has not yet arrived. It's being shipped
slow-boat from Australia, so it may be a while. I know it has already
been shipped, at least.
-Dave
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New Kensington, PA
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On 11/29/22 14:33, Guy Dunphy wrote: What a pity. I'm sometimes too busy to read all messages in this list.
So missed this whole thread till now.
I'm in Sydney Australia, and could have bought those materials, taken
and posted photos, and scanned them if needed.
Also would have greatly appreciated having the originals.
Too late! I'm sorry that you consider our museum getting these documents for scanning, preservation, and release to be "a pity" and "too late". I can't prevent you from getting ahold of them once we release them, but after reading this, if I could, I would. PS. Anyone _else_ in Australia with original HP historic materials and
considering sending them over to USA, please email me first. The thread being discussed occurred *weeks ago*. And you propose that people should trust emailing you? -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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Well, the shipping carrier made some money on the deal that it wouldn't have if Guy had known about it earlier, that's for sure. Jim Ford, Laguna Hills, California, USA
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-------- Original message -------- From: Dave McGuire <mcguire@...> Date: 11/29/22 12:07 PM (GMT-08:00) To: HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment@groups.io Subject: Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] HP part s list
On 11/29/22 14:33, Guy Dunphy wrote: > What a pity. I'm sometimes too busy to read all messages in this list. > So missed this whole thread till now. > I'm in Sydney Australia, and could have bought those materials, taken > and posted photos, and scanned them if needed. > Also would have greatly appreciated having the originals. > > Too late! I'm sorry that you consider our museum getting these documents for scanning, preservation, and release to be "a pity" and "too late". I can't prevent you from getting ahold of them once we release them, but after reading this, if I could, I would. > PS. Anyone _else_ in Australia with original HP historic materials and > considering sending them over to USA, please email me first. The thread being discussed occurred *weeks ago*. And you propose that people should trust emailing you? -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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