Posted by TurboZutek |
7/2/2004 9:41 AM | remove |
It's wire wrap mania down there! :D
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Posted by stinger |
7/4/2004 5:33 AM | remove |
now which blue wire do I cut? :P
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Posted by lonewooolf |
7/5/2004 8:58 AM | remove |
The light blue one :>
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Posted by greywolf45 |
7/31/2004 2:45 PM | remove |
KABOOM! ( coludn't resist that folks).
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Posted by bo2krocketman |
12/1/2004 6:43 AM | remove |
Old computers are amazing. Did you get any other information about make/model of that machine?
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Posted by IIVQ |
12/1/2004 3:46 PM | remove |
Part of it was IBM and part of it was Something-Nixdorf (same logo as Siemens-Nixdorf but it was another company)
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Posted by bo2krocketman |
12/2/2004 10:12 AM | remove |
Nice, if it wasn't against my ethics, that'd be gone.
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Posted by IIVQ |
12/4/2004 11:21 AM | remove |
Eeehm I doubt that. I tried lifting the thing (I wanted to look at something under it, I'm not telling you what) but it wouldn't budge and weighed probably over 200 kg
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Posted by bo2krocketman |
12/19/2004 10:13 AM | remove |
oh yea, how big was the disk. I could possibly read it or get someone to read it for you.
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Posted by IIVQ |
12/20/2004 10:38 AM | remove |
sorry, typo, it was a tape not a disk...
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Posted by johniwan |
10/16/2008 12:15 AM | remove |
How bout Wincor Nixdorf? This is what it was from 1952 until 1990 when Seimans bought the company. http://en.wikipedi...iki/Wincor_Nixdorf
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Posted by IIVQ |
10/17/2008 7:56 PM | remove |
yes, indeed it could very well be wincor nixdorf! Can't go back and check though - the place is razed now :-(
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