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6a6ar09a
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Yes, the boards are amazing. I just can't stop looking. 
wepwawet told me that this grey traced C4002-2 is second known (actually the only one with address, now) and this is really awesome but, (for me) much more important fact is that this chip is on board, and it is the part of complete (probably working) system.
Really, really unique.
Thank you all. It is nice to know people who understand how this boards are important and it is my pleasure to share them with you. |
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kosmokrator
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im allmost cry..... and drool....
where u find this stuff today????
i want one board like this too!!!!
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magictom
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I wonder what I'm doing wrong - none of the Dell PCs I open seems to have this kind of board in it  |
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Chiefish
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 8:46 pm Post subject: |
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LOL I hear ya on that one Tom. 
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Xaar
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During the last days I got some CPUs: a i487SX, a non-goldcap Pentium 60 and a Pentium OverDrive 5V 133 MHz.
Those CPUs might not be very uncommon but I like those cpus, esp. the socket 4 Pentiums
Regards, Xaar.
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CPUShack
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| Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 2:22 pm Post subject: |
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This thread is for posting Latest Vintage chip finds.
Please keep Off Topic posts, in the Off topic forum.
Bantering about various TV Shows has been moved.
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6a6ar09a
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kosmokrator
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sounds interesting...but what interesting chips-stuff contains?
only medical instrument i found is 3 huge box some kind of heart-graph with monitors and printer ...and many many buttons 
machine are from Siemens from 1971-1972 date..
only some ceramic ttl chips...nothing interestig...
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wepwawet
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| Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 1:37 pm Post subject: |
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| what*s on the front panel of those three nice cards? |
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6a6ar09a
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@kosmokrator
take a look at page before and you will see what was promised. This is the machine where I have found "three small boards" (not for sale)
@wepwawet
Some worthless chips. All what is realy interesting is on "three small boards" on page 26 |
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kosmokrator
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oohhhhhh...now i understand!!!!!
now i wan t to find a container full of this machine...
thnx for sharing...
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6a6ar09a
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Don't mention it.
I would like to see you find at least one.
Just found on this company (Radiometer) website, on page Milestones
http://www.radiometer.com/626bda9e-595e-4784-8427-61ca77abadc5.W5Doc
This machine (ABL1 blood gas analyzer) is actually the world’s first automated blood gas analyzer (1973).
Also, you can see picture how this analyzer look if it is not disassembled |
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