Gordon, you're in deep. Happily so, I hope!
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
Re: At last - Christmas 2004!
Aug 30, 2006
25 Replies
Tom - When I was in the Marine Corps, we ~used~ said computer, the IBM
1401. Three segments, each the size of a Volkswagen. This baby ~had to~ read file cards to get information. Of course that was in 1966 and the 1401 had maybe 4k of RAM.We had something like that at Hamilton AFB in the late 60's. Used to dread usng it as it had a nasty habit of eating the cards. Same time frame we had a photocopier that only printed in negative form. Had to make two copies if I wanted the results to look like normal paperwork.
I just replaced my old Brother electric portable with an identical typewriter. Different design number, same machine. At least I can keep the extra daisy wheels.
Tom
The Old Man wrote:
La la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la!
I'm trying... not very well. I ust admit...
Now just *stoppit* !!!! :-p
Ron Smith wrote in news:ALadnSgf- MrniWrZnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@rcn.net:
You took the (prehistoric) words right ut of my mouth.
LOL!!!
Cheers,
Dennis
I don't know who first said this but "I can resist anything except temptation.". I went on one of my periodic expeditions to the loft this afternoon and confirmed my belief that I must dispose of at least 100 unmade kits. Even so, I know that I'm going to buy all five of Roden's kits of Sopwith Camels. I know they have actually scheduled six but I don't want the TF1.
Gordon McLaughlin
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