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The machine's interior. It looks better than I first thought. A surprise!
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American technology.
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The type plate |
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Look into the power supply |
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What a rusty transformer!
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Inside the machine |
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Still inside... |
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Top of the installed core stack. |
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These handles have a wonderful colour :-) |
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The backplane |
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The backplane again
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Ha, that's the machine's top cover. I have already cleaned it....! |
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The 220V to 110V transformer for the cpu.
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A memory selector card (G221) |
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Same card |
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That's the core stack I've found in a really rotten box. It's very dirty. I don't know
how to clean it. Hope to get it working. |
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The label on the core stack - Ferroxcube is still selling ferrit cores. |
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A closeup of one of the diode boards. Notice the broken diodes. My installed
core stack has a lot of them. But still tested good. Would be much work to solder in
512 new diodes if I wanted to change all of them. |
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Closeup ot two transistors
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Front panel closeup. |
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The front panel (lying on my Honeywell's ASR 33)
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Why NOT use the "RIM loader"?
Is there something bad in using it?
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