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From: stout@hpsciz.sc.hp.com (Tim Stoutamore)
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Subject: Re: Ohio Scientific
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Date: 11 Jun 91 02:55:39 GMT
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>	Anyone else still using an AIM?

The AIM-65 was one of my first computers and still is one of my favorites.
I learned alot with it.  I added a homebrew video card, a homebrew EPROM
programmer (though Rockwell sold one for it), a 65C02 assembler, and a
(bought from Cubit) RAM expansion card.  The AIM was used in the physics dept
at Cal Poly SLO, when I was there, to teach microcomputer programming and
interfacing.

I stopped using mine a couple of years ago, though.  I sort of started over
again with a homebrew 65816 system and have been adding things to that.