[N8VEM-S100:7474] is it anywhere a 8080 board ?

[Pierre ROUSSIERE]

hello,
I want to buy a 8080 board
do you have one to sell ?

if not, i can wait the next batch...

thank you for answer

Pierre, from Nimes, south of France

[Crusty OMO]

Hi Pierre,

I will make a new batch in a couple of months... Yes, I think I said that before...

Soon.

Josh


Date: Sun, 2 Aug 2015 02:20:48 -0700
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Subject: [N8VEM-S100:7474] is it anywhere a 8080 board ?

hello,
I want to buy a 8080 board
do you have one to sell ?

if not, i can wait the next batch...

thank you for answer

Pierre, from Nimes, south of France
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[Dan Roganti]

Josh,

if you're taking orders soon,
I'm still up for 4x boards
Dan

Post by Crusty OMO
Hi Pierre,
I will make a new batch in a couple of months... Yes, I think I said that before...
Soon.
Josh
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Date: Sun, 2 Aug 2015 02:20:48 -0700
Subject: [N8VEM-S100:7474] is it anywhere a 8080 board ?
hello,
I want to buy a 8080 board
do you have one to sell ?
if not, i can wait the next batch...
thank you for answer
Pierre, from Nimes, south of France
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[Pierre ROUSSIERE]

ok Josh,
I wait...
thank you for answer
Pierre

[Pierre ROUSSIERE]

I retry :
do you have a 8080 board to sell to me ?
thank you for your proposition

Pierre Roussiere from Nimes, south of France

[Tom Lafleur]

I have one for sale...

Post by Pierre ROUSSIERE
do you have a 8080 board to sell to me ?
thank you for your proposition
Pierre Roussiere from Nimes, south of France
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[John Parsons]

Josh - I would like a few of these, to!

JohnP

[lcyoung]

I, too, would like to get hold of a 8080 cpu board blank.

Thanks



Leonard Young KS4RN



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Subject: [N8VEM-S100:7521] Re: is it anywhere a 8080 board ?



Josh - I would like a few of these, to!

JohnP

[Crusty OMO]

Hi Guys,

My trip to VCF MW was a blast,

Pictures available here:

joshbensadon.imgur.com

Cheers,
Josh

[Dylan McNamee]

Josh,

Those are great photos -- thanks for sharing them. I almost feel like I was
there.

best,
dylan
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Post by Crusty OMO
Hi Guys,
My trip to VCF MW was a blast,
joshbensadon.imgur.com
Cheers,
Josh

[Crusty OMO]

Hi guys,

First, sorry for not starting a new thread, but I'm having troubles with Google Groups, suffice to say that Google isn't as elegant as an S-100 system.

Recently, a new member (he can introduce himself) was looking to buy some boards. His interest came from remembering a time when he saw S-100 systems but could not afford them. Sound familiar? I surely can relate to this, being a poor teenager in the late 70's.

Anyway, I just thought he could use some advice on what type of S-100 to build.

Being a versatile computer, you can build anything you like, but to really appreciate and enjoy the build, it should be something that you can relate to. Obviously, he's got a computer/electronics back ground, so perhaps a build to parallel something that was once done or now doing? Or if you are into music/sound, a build that will create a sound studio.

Myself, being into security systems, I have often thought of making an S-100 card to work as an alarm system, with Card Access. Perhaps that might be my next board?

Thoughts?

Cheers,
Josh Bensadon

[John Monahan]

Josh if he can hang in the for a few weeks, I should have a “All in one” starter Z80 S100 board he could work with. Just sent out for prototype today. See

http://s100computers.com/My%20System%20Pages/SBC%20Z80%20Board/SBC%20Z80%20CPU%20Board.htm

John





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Sent: Monday, September 14, 2015 4:44 PM
To: n8vem-***@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: [N8VEM-S100:7574] S-100 Building



Hi guys,

First, sorry for not starting a new thread, but I'm having troubles with Google Groups, suffice to say that Google isn't as elegant as an S-100 system.

Recently, a new member (he can introduce himself) was looking to buy some boards. His interest came from remembering a time when he saw S-100 systems but could not afford them. Sound familiar? I surely can relate to this, being a poor teenager in the late 70's.

Anyway, I just thought he could use some advice on what type of S-100 to build.

Being a versatile computer, you can build anything you like, but to really appreciate and enjoy the build, it should be something that you can relate to. Obviously, he's got a computer/electronics back ground, so perhaps a build to parallel something that was once done or now doing? Or if you are into music/sound, a build that will create a sound studio.

Myself, being into security systems, I have often thought of making an S-100 card to work as an alarm system, with Card Access. Perhaps that might be my next board?

Thoughts?

Cheers,
Josh Bensadon

[John Parsons]

John,

I didn't see an Altair/Imsai front panel connector. Did I miss it? If you
re-do this board would you please consider adding one? Some of us who have
the mini-Imsai front panel boards would really like one here! There's
nothing like some blinky lights!

Best

JohnP

Post by John Monahan
Josh if he can hang in the for a few weeks, I should have a “All in one”
starter Z80 S100 board he could work with. Just sent out for prototype
today. See
http://s100computers.com/My%20System%20Pages/SBC%20Z80%20Board/SBC%20Z80%20CPU%20Board.htm
John
Behalf Of *Crusty OMO
*Sent:* Monday, September 14, 2015 4:44 PM
*Subject:* RE: [N8VEM-S100:7574] S-100 Building
Hi guys,
First, sorry for not starting a new thread, but I'm having troubles with
Google Groups, suffice to say that Google isn't as elegant as an S-100
system.
Recently, a new member (he can introduce himself) was looking to buy some
boards. His interest came from remembering a time when he saw S-100
systems but could not afford them. Sound familiar? I surely can relate to
this, being a poor teenager in the late 70's.
Anyway, I just thought he could use some advice on what type of S-100 to build.
Being a versatile computer, you can build anything you like, but to really
appreciate and enjoy the build, it should be something that you can relate
to. Obviously, he's got a computer/electronics back ground, so perhaps a
build to parallel something that was once done or now doing? Or if you are
into music/sound, a build that will create a sound studio.
Myself, being into security systems, I have often thought of making an
S-100 card to work as an alarm system, with Card Access. Perhaps that
might be my next board?
Thoughts?
Cheers,
Josh Bensadon
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[John Monahan]

Oops! Will see if there is room. Things are very tight as it is. One issue is there are actually two connector formats, the original Molex pins used in the Altair and the IC socket type pins used in the IMSAI (and others). Still holding out not to resort to GAL’s!

John





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Subject: Re: [N8VEM-S100:7580] S-100 Building



John,

I didn't see an Altair/Imsai front panel connector. Did I miss it? If you re-do this board would you please consider adding one? Some of us who have the mini-Imsai front panel boards would really like one here! There's nothing like some blinky lights!

Best

JohnP



On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 8:46 PM, John Monahan <***@vitasoft.org> wrote:

Josh if he can hang in the for a few weeks, I should have a “All in one” starter Z80 S100 board he could work with. Just sent out for prototype today. See

http://s100computers.com/My%20System%20Pages/SBC%20Z80%20Board/SBC%20Z80%20CPU%20Board.htm

John





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Sent: Monday, September 14, 2015 4:44 PM
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Subject: RE: [N8VEM-S100:7574] S-100 Building



Hi guys,

First, sorry for not starting a new thread, but I'm having troubles with Google Groups, suffice to say that Google isn't as elegant as an S-100 system.

Recently, a new member (he can introduce himself) was looking to buy some boards. His interest came from remembering a time when he saw S-100 systems but could not afford them. Sound familiar? I surely can relate to this, being a poor teenager in the late 70's.

Anyway, I just thought he could use some advice on what type of S-100 to build.

Being a versatile computer, you can build anything you like, but to really appreciate and enjoy the build, it should be something that you can relate to. Obviously, he's got a computer/electronics back ground, so perhaps a build to parallel something that was once done or now doing? Or if you are into music/sound, a build that will create a sound studio.

Myself, being into security systems, I have often thought of making an S-100 card to work as an alarm system, with Card Access. Perhaps that might be my next board?

Thoughts?

Cheers,
Josh Bensadon
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[lcyoung]

I know GAL's and PAL's make our lives easier, for sure. But not all home "tinkerers" have access

or knowledge of these things. Some just want to probe around and see how the hardware works.

I've tinkered around awhile now (55 years), and I know. Standard logic, please (where practical, of course).

Thanks for all you folks do to bring S100 back to us.

BTW, some of us sure wish we could get something like an original-looking Altair or Imsai case made up!



Leonard Young de KS4RN



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Oops! Will see if there is room. Things are very tight as it is. One issue is there are actually two connector formats, the original Molex pins used in the Altair and the IC socket type pins used in the IMSAI (and others). Still holding out not to resort to GAL’s!

John





From: n8vem-***@googlegroups.com [mailto:n8vem-***@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of John Parsons
Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 8:05 AM
To: n8vem-***@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [N8VEM-S100:7580] S-100 Building



John,

I didn't see an Altair/Imsai front panel connector. Did I miss it? If you re-do this board would you please consider adding one? Some of us who have the mini-Imsai front panel boards would really like one here! There's nothing like some blinky lights!

Best

JohnP



On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 8:46 PM, John Monahan <***@vitasoft.org> wrote:

Josh if he can hang in the for a few weeks, I should have a “All in one” starter Z80 S100 board he could work with. Just sent out for prototype today. See

http://s100computers.com/My%20System%20Pages/SBC%20Z80%20Board/SBC%20Z80%20CPU%20Board.htm

John





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Sent: Monday, September 14, 2015 4:44 PM
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Subject: RE: [N8VEM-S100:7574] S-100 Building



Hi guys,

First, sorry for not starting a new thread, but I'm having troubles with Google Groups, suffice to say that Google isn't as elegant as an S-100 system.

Recently, a new member (he can introduce himself) was looking to buy some boards. His interest came from remembering a time when he saw S-100 systems but could not afford them. Sound familiar? I surely can relate to this, being a poor teenager in the late 70's.

Anyway, I just thought he could use some advice on what type of S-100 to build.

Being a versatile computer, you can build anything you like, but to really appreciate and enjoy the build, it should be something that you can relate to. Obviously, he's got a computer/electronics back ground, so perhaps a build to parallel something that was once done or now doing? Or if you are into music/sound, a build that will create a sound studio.

Myself, being into security systems, I have often thought of making an S-100 card to work as an alarm system, with Card Access. Perhaps that might be my next board?

Thoughts?

Cheers,
Josh Bensadon
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[Pierre ROUSSIERE]

hello Tom,
thank you for answer
I am VERY interested

can you write to me
my mail adress is : f1fco at free dot fr

or give me your mail

Post by Pierre ROUSSIERE
Pierre, from Nimes, south of France

[Pierre ROUSSIERE]

hello Tom Lafleur
I am very interested by your board
I have sent to you a direct mail
thank you for answer

greetings
Pierre, from Nimes, south of France

[Pierre ROUSSIERE]

I am not lucky
Tom has sold his board

everybody know another 8080 board for sale ?

Pierre

[Todd Miller]

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Very Cool, I wish I had been closer to attend.

Your pic of this terminal reminds me of when I was in Jr. High school.

I used this very CRT Terminal on a PDP 11/70 running RSTSE.

This was the only CRT in the computer 'lab', otherwise we had
five wide paper DEC Writer II's. They were paper eaters back
then but we didn't care :-)

Post by Pierre ROUSSIERE
hello,
I want to buy a 8080 board
do you have one to sell ?
if not, i can wait the next batch...
thank you for answer
Pierre, from Nimes, south of France

[l***@mchsi.com]

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-RVbf2Y0Bqjc/Ve40fnrLi7I/AAAAAAAAACM/_MbocREym_E/s1600/term.jpg>
Very Cool, I wish I had been closer to attend.

Your pic of this terminal reminds me of when I was in Jr. High school.

I used this very CRT Terminal on a PDP 11/70 running RSTSE.

This was the only CRT in the computer 'lab', otherwise we had
five wide paper DEC Writer II's. They were paper eaters back
then but we didn't care :-)

[Crusty OMO]

Todd,

Sure can't beat that Hard Copy!
There are often DEC Writers at these shows.

Perhaps you can attend next year, just plan it, grab an Airline ticket and go!

Cheers,
Josh

Date: Mon, 7 Sep 2015 21:16:40 -0400
Subject: [N8VEM-S100:7529] Re: oops ! should be VCF MW 10
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Very Cool, I wish I had been closer to attend.
Your pic of this terminal reminds me of when I was in Jr. High school.
I used this very CRT Terminal on a PDP 11/70 running RSTSE.
This was the only CRT in the computer 'lab', otherwise we had
five wide paper DEC Writer II's. They were paper eaters back
then but we didn't care :-)
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