Got it here, thanks! Jack

Ah, pardon my implied dyslexia - re item 60, if it is indeed a 98637A box, then it belongs with the 98037A card (item 279) and should go to Francois.

Hi Craig, Thanks for inventorying everything. I'm interested in the following items: 1 - 98032-61610 - 50 contact card connector (qty 2) 60 - Part - 98367A (should be 98307A?) Terminal box 115 - 09100

CHM might be a good ultimate destination, but not before things are reviewed, copied and shared as appropriate. Their archives are a lot like the caves of the Smithsonian as experienced by Indiana Jon

Good news, thanks Craig. Let me know what I can do to help from afar – happy to share storage costs, copying, etc. Jack

Holy Poop Batman, what a name to forget! Thanks, Steve, for the reminder.

Very nice job. More info, please, on the bracket you used to mount the MFM emulator and on the ethernet extension cable/jack. Thanks -

I'm slowly bringing a couple of 21XX systems back together and today I took a look at a pair of 2748 paper tape readers (one an A and the other a B). The Maintenance manual says to check the pinch rol

They both sound like good ideas. You can find SD card socket extenders on Amazon or eBay to let you keep the SD card external to the 9133 case. Several of us are obviously intrigued about the Pi+GPIB

Just sent Thomas an email - thanks for pointing out his project.

@Sjoerd - that's very neat. Did you use Thomas Klima's board (http://elektronomikon.org/) ?

Not sure what the specs are for the 9133H drive, but you might be able to use David Gesswein's MFM emulator - open source and less than half the price. https://www.pdp8online.com/mfm/ - don't let the

Thanks - I'll follow up with the Mouser reference.

Has anyone come up with a part number or cross reference for the 19-pin circular connector that mates with the connector on the back of the 9866 thermal printer? Thanks!

I just saw Jason's note - welcome to the club! - and will be very happy to let him pick them up and store them in his new warehouse! Hopefully, we'll be hearing back soon.

I'm in Chicago and will try to get them, but the seller is "on vacation". We'll have to see if he returns.

I agree with Ed#. I think we should try to centralize, and both conserve and share our resources. Cool as it is to have our own 2100 Club, it does mean yet another group to track and reference. And of

@Achim - are you sure? They're not broken!

I'm in!

That could work, as long as we leave a good trail of bread crumbs. Let's see who jumps in in the next day or so -