free simm boards, need Midnite Engineering Magazine.

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Author: ab@CSOS.ORST.EDU
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 1994 00:40

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I have a few DIP to SIMM conversion boards I would like to give away.
They will need to be cleaned with a good solder sucker before you can
use them.  They were gunked up with solder in some of my earlier solder
pot trials and they are not very pretty, however they should still
work fine for someone with some time and a good solder sucker.

Also, I need the phone number or address or a back issue of a magazine
called Midnight Engineering.

Thanks,

Dean Youngquist         | ab@csos.orst.edu     | Contact me if you  |
428 N.W. 9th Street     | Phone (503) 758-6230 | need SIMM boards   |
Corvallis, Oregon 97330 | Fax   (503) 758-5331 | for your RAM chips |

Re: free simm boards, need Midnite Engineering Magazine.

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Author: ars@mcs.com (All
Date: Tue, 12 Jul 1994 20:29

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In article <2vvd5j$gi9@jadzia.CSOS.ORST.EDU> ab@CSOS.ORST.EDU (the SIMM guy) writes:
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>I have a few DIP to SIMM conversion boards I would like to give away.
>They will need to be cleaned with a good solder sucker before you can
>use them.  They were gunked up with solder in some of my earlier solder
>pot trials and they are not very pretty, however they should still
>work fine for someone with some time and a good solder sucker.

>Also, I need the phone number or address or a back issue of a magazine
>called Midnight Engineering.

>Thanks,

>Dean Youngquist         | ab@csos.orst.edu     | Contact me if you  |
>428 N.W. 9th Street     | Phone (503) 758-6230 | need SIMM boards   |
>Corvallis, Oregon 97330 | Fax   (503) 758-5331 | for your RAM chips |

Don't need the sockets, but here's the info on Midnight Engineering (BTW - the
one publication anyone considering starting or running a small electronics or
software firm should subscribe to):

Midnight Engineering
1700 Washington Avenue
Rocky Ford, CO 81067

Phone - 719 254-4558
FAX - 719 254-4517

Published by William E. Gates (No, not that Bill Gates)

current subscription rates:

one-year (6 issues) U.S. & possesions - $24.00
one-year Canada & Mexico - $29.00 (airmail)
one-year other foreign - $49.00 (airmail)


Allen R. Sampson

Advanced Research Systems
317 North 4th. Street
St. Charles, IL 60174

PH (708) 513-7093  FAX (708) 513-7092
Internet: ars@mcs.com  Compuserve: 71271,330

repair and maintenance services for analytical instrumentation

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