Museum pieces

As a result of some spelunking,  I'm looking for a copy of the
venerable VS APL Program Logic Manual, LY20-8032, circa 1976.

I'm also looking for one of them MCM-80 micro computers that were
demoed at APL73.

Any clues welcome.

Bob

Bob,
MCM-80 or MCM-70?  Have you asked Zbigniew Stachniak at York
University in Toronto?  He's written several papers on the company.
http://www.cse.yorku.ca/museum/collections/MCM/MCM.htm
http://www.cse.yorku.ca/~zbigniew/
Curtis

rbe wrote:
> I'm also looking for one of them MCM-80 micro computers that were
> demoed at APL73.

If you are referring to the '73 conference in Copenhagen, I'm the guy
who demod it.  It was an MCM70 re-packages into and attache case with a
beefed up battery pack.  Contact me off line if you care to discuss it.

Ted

rbe wrote:
> As a result of some spelunking,  I'm looking for a copy of the
> venerable VS APL Program Logic Manual, LY20-8032, circa 1976.

Bob -- I've pretty damn sure I've got a copy of this up in the attic

not quite spelunking, but I'd have to do some rummaging

is this urgent, or could you wait a w?   . . .   /phil

On Sep 12, 12:32 am, Ted Edwards <Ted_Espaml...@telus.net> wrote:
> rbe wrote: 
>
> If you are referring to the '73 conference in Copenhagen, I'm the guy
> who demod it.  It was an MCM70 re-packages into and attache case with a
> beefed up battery pack.  Contact me off line if you care to discuss it.
>
> Ted

Thanks, Ted. Will do! Bob
I was given a larger MCM machine (the one with the dual 8" floppy
drive that
weighs about 35kg - NO JOKE!), and have donated it to the York
University
Computer Museum, which specializes in Canadian computer tech.

Bob

phil chastney wrote:
> rbe wrote: 
>
> Bob -- I've pretty damn sure I've got a copy of this up in the attic
>
> not quite spelunking, but I'd have to do some rummaging
>
> is this urgent, or could you wait a w?   . . .   /phil

have you checked your email recently?   . . .   /phil