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I should have added - "Dusty" core memory.
Pat - Is core memory used instead of rad hard solid state, or is this
something you had laying around?
I remember pulling some out of some 70's vintage avionics, and early 80's
'cash register', but never attempted to do anything with them. Can I sell
them to the nuke industry and "win the lottery"?
Steve C
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Subject: [TN] NTC: Pat Goodyear "Whatzit" Photos
Hey All,
Pat Goodyear is probably unsubscribed now :o( but he sent me some photos
on Tuesday to post on my page. From his email:
Steve,
I am sending a couple of jpgs of XXXX, can you post them with what-is-it
titles? See if we can stir up some old memories....
So I have posted them. Anybody have any ideas of what this is?
http://stevezeva.homestead.com/Whatzit1.JPG
http://stevezeva.homestead.com/Whatzit2.JPG
http://stevezeva.homestead.com/Whatzit3.JPG
He let me know what it is. I'll keep that to myself for a while to see if
anybody really knows....
Steve
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