Additional Details 8080 CramerKit
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by Bill Degnan - 04/17/2025 10:00 |
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Larry Yaeger added some additional details
"...Keep in mind I built mine from scrounged parts. The wire panel was from my days at AEL in Colmar, PA. In 1976 I changed employers and went to Medcraft, Inc. in Skippack, PA. I used a scrapped base plate from one of their products. The front and rear panels were made in their machine shop. Medcraft paid for the Intel parts. The OEM linear supply was excess equipment, while the +/-12VDC supply was from a scrapped Medcraft product. The other parts were scrounged or I purchased. I spray painted the case in my apartment; not the best place to do it. The Kit, as I recall did not come with any cassettes; only the EPROM which I duplicated. I don't have any cassettes which I used. ..." IEEE Explorer writeup scans Reply |
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