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Hello,
the Justus Liebig Universität in Gießen (Germany) found a rack with a PDP-8 and DECtape (555) in some storage. One of the retired professor managed to donate this rack to the Oldenburger Computermuseum ( OCM ). And so in turn this machine came to my Mini Lab Lindow for repa...

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Hello

I’m refurbishing an old black Commodore PET C2N datassette and would like to buy a black (not brown) PLAY (or any of the others) button.

Please reach out if you have something to offer me.

TIA
TommyE

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Hi,
I am seeking a working S1410A Xebec controller for my Victor9000, any offers are highly appreciated. Shipping costs from around the world wont hold me up buying one!
Thanks in advance,
Martin.

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The Mindset computer came in several variations, The first had 32K, the next had 256k and the Mindset II had 512k

The pics below are what is thought to be a 128K memory card.

The theory is that the jumper pad in the upper right hand corner of the card controls the memory start point.
We know the memory isnt recognized in a 32k or 256k Mindset.

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Would it make sense to make ads posted in For Sale or Trade read-only? In theory there's little reason for people to add comments to a for-sale posting. Buyers can connect with the sellers over DM and technically should not be doing so in the forum post.

I admit that I am as bad as anyone else with the criticism, commentary, and comedy when it comes to for-sale pos...

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