[Scottish] looking for old BBC Master computer :) {Scanned}

[Matt Lowe]

Yes please contact him if posible :)

As i said i prefer to know who im buying this kinda stuff from :)

thanks

Matt


Alistair Ross wrote:

>Heh,
>
>	Check out my museum if you think that's bad (and this is just a taster of the 
>stuff I have):
>
>www.aliross.co.uk/museum
>
>BTW: I have a mate at work with a Master and a Compact, but I don't know if he 
>is willing to part with them. Do you want me to ask him, or will you just use 
>the Ebay route?
>
>Regards,
>
>Ali Ross
>
>On Tuesday 15 November 2005 18:26, Matt Lowe wrote:
>  
>
>>Thats the main reason i still like the BBC's i managed to put 240VAC
>>into the middle of one meny years ago, and it cost me a total of £6.00
>>to fix, those where the days LOL, try that with a PC and kiss the entire
>>machine goodbye :)
>>
>>Matt
>>
>>Steve Logan wrote:
>>    
>>
>>><old git>
>>>Those were the days...
>>>
>>>I did my PhD on a BBC Model B with 64K RAM.  It lived in the middle of
>>>the labs, had acid, blood, PTFE solution and tea spilt over it on a
>>>regular basis and it never ever faltered.  The main problem, as I
>>>recall, was the BASIC interpreter had a 'number of lines' limit so you
>>>had to put multiple commands on the same line to try and force more in.
>>>
>>>Don't make 'em like they used to...
>>>
>>></old git>
>>>
>>>Matt Lowe wrote:
>>>      
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>I know its not excatly a linux question, but does anyone out there
>>>>have any old BBC Master or BBC Master Compact machines? i need one to
>>>>use on an old piece of hardware ive dug out of the loft, and it wont
>>>>run on the BBC B's that ive got.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>
>>>>Matt Lowe
>>>>scotlug <at> mlsis.co.uk
>>>>(T) 07050 615 773
>>>>        
>>>>
>
>  
>

-- 
This message has been scanned for viruses and
dangerous content by the
www.ms.mlsis.co.uk MailScanner, and is
believed to be clean.
Please contact ms at ms.mlsis.co.uk for support.