I'm looking for a manual (user and service) for a
Systron Donner 3520 IEEE-488 BUSser.
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Electric Specialty L-band Antenna
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Manuals for old Equipment
Out-of-Print Books | Old Magazines and Journals |
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I'm looking for a manual (user and service) for a
Systron Donner 3520 IEEE-488 BUSser.
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I'm looking for an Instruction/User Manual for a 13-inch Sharp Linytron
television, model number 13SB50. This model was manufactured in the early
1990s.
I'd also like to find a service manual for it.
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| I need an instruction manual for a Saitek Team-Mate Advanced Trainer Chess Computer. |
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I have a Litek ISA-4008 LED sign that came out of an
A&P supermarket. I have a power supply (LTK-910H)
for it but lack the proper cable and any documentation about it.
Does anyone have more technical information on this sign and power supply? |
| I have an aircraft antenna from Electronic Specialty Company marked as Type LB422, Order QF-79151, Antenna, L-Band. I'm looking for specifications and pattern information. |
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I'm looking for operating and service manuals for the following:
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This is the Heathkit PT-1500 darkroom timer. It seems to
work but I don't have the operating instructions so I can't
be sure.
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I have an early electronic digital desk clock built by
ESE Enterprises in
El Segundo, California. It's model ES-10 and has the word
"Digitime" on the front panel. It's built into a wooden box
with a two-prong (no ground) AC cord.
As you might expect, I'm looking for a manual. The tens-of-seconds digit doesn't light up, but the clock itself appears to keep time. Also, one of the three push buttons on the bottom appears to be missing or broken. So, I expect I'll be needing spare parts as well. There is a mention of this clock on page 50 of Michael Robbins' book Electronic Clocks and Watches. The caption reads 'A TTL clock with seven segment incandescent display.'
The brochure lists ESE headquarters as 506 Main Street in El Segundo. |
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I have a FR-114/U frequency counter made by Winslow Electronics. I'm looking for a service manual for this unit.
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I have a Lear Siegler LSI ADM 5 terminal that works fine but I'm
looking for a copy of the Service Manual.
I'm also interested in acquiring additional ADM terminals, including the more common ADM 3A. |
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I have a Kosmos Bio-Clock calculator, which is a desktop
clock/calculator combo with the ability to compute biorhythms.
I need a manual for it.
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I have a Monroe Monromatic electromechanical calculator.
It appears to work to some degree, but I'd like to locate
a manual or operating guide to figure out what the proper
method of multiplication and division might be.
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I have a BCD-4000 here, which apparently is made up
of an ISA card for a PC and an external box. The card has
a three row, 50-pin commector and is silkscreened with
a date of 1987. The box has six connectors, a 50-pin male on
one end labeled 'Computer', another 50-pin female connector
labeled 'Expansion', and four connectors on the side labeled
'Serial', 'Aux. Trig.', 'Video/Audio/Code' and 'Machine Control.'
I don't have any software or documentation for this device. I believe I found some of the related software here, but I'd certainly be interested in hearing from anyone who has used this device or has software and/or documentation about it. |
I have a Monsanto 100C Counter/Timer but
I don't have a manual for it.
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The Hewlett-Packard Interface Loop (HP-IL) is a early 1980's era
data connection method used by some HP calculators and many peripheral
devices.
I'm looking for the following technical documents:
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I'm looking for the following out-of-print books and magazines:
MCS-40 User's Manual for Logic Designers, Intel, 1971
Microcomputer Experimentation with the MOS Technology KIM-1,
Lance Leventhal, 1982
Microcomputer Experimentation with the AIM 65,
Lance Leventhal
2100 Computer Microprogramming Software Handbook, Hewlett-Packard, 02100-90133.
TRS-80 Model 100 Assembler / Debugger Manual, 26-3823, Tandy Corporation, 1984
Home Computer Wars, Michael Tomczyk, 1984, ISBN 0942386787
Bar Code Loader, Ken Budnick, Paperbyte book, ISBN 007008856X
The Apple II Circuit Description, Winston Gayler, 1983, ISBN 067221959X
Cold Cathode Tube Circuit Design, Denis Neale, 1965
(click here for more information on Mr. Neale)
Electronic Counting Circuits, J.B. Dance, 1967
MOS Integrated Circuit Guide, Mostek Corporation, 1974 or 1975
Inside the HP-41, Jean-Daniel Dodin, 1985
Radionavigation Systems, Boerje Forssell, 1991, ISBN 0137510586
U.S. Nuclear Weapons: The Secret History, Chuck Hansen, 1988,
ISBN 0517567407
The Marine Chronometer, Rupert T. Gould
Error Detecting Decimal Codes, Jacobus Verhoeff, 1969
Flying the Turbine Helicopter, Lee Nordan, 1989
Quotations From Chairman Morrow, George Morrow, circa 1984
Design Ideas Book for the CDP1802 COSMAC Microprocessor (BMP 802)
H-8 Programming for Beginners, Don Inman, Bob Albrect and Ron Santore, 1980 (Dilithium Press), ISBN 0918398177
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An Annotated History of CODORAC: 1953-1958, E. Rechtin,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Report 20-120
Bell System Technical Journal, April 1963, July 1963 Byte, any issue prior to 1981 CoEvolution Quarterly magazine, Issues 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 20, 23 and 27 Creative Computing magazine, any issue prior to 1984 Cryptologia journal, any issue prior to 2002
Electronics magazine, December 1954
Electronics World magazine, August 1960 Harper's magazine, August 1953
Hewlett-Packard Computer Advances newsletter, any issue
IEEE Personal Communications, August 1995
People's Computers magazines, any issue Popular Electronics magazines, January 1975, February 1975, October 1975, May 1976
Popular Science magazine, any issue from 1962 to 1982
Radio-Electronics magazine, any issue from 1962 to 1982 Road and Track magazine, July 1988 Science magazine, October 4, 1968 Time Magazine, August 25, 1986 (Why?) |
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An ESE (E.S. Enterprises) sales brochure from 1973 doesn't show
the ES-10, so it's
either an earlier product that was discontinued, or it was introduced
after 1973. The
closest device in the brochure is an ES 112 Digital Clock, which
shows hours, minutes and seconds and has three controls (fast
advance, slow advance, and hold) for setting the time. ESE also
offered a kit version of this clock as well as a twenty-four hour
model (the ES 124).
Binary Arithmetic Subroutines for the CDP1802 COSMAC Microprocessor, RCA 
