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From: ant3@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP (Butch Anton)
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Subject: Re: Info wanted on Ohio Scientific micro
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Date: Tue, 12-Aug-86 17:39:18 EDT
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Since I didn't get to see the original article, please bear
with me.

For the person who posted the note about the OSI stuff:

Back when I was first learning about these wonderful little toys
they call computers, I learned on OSI machines. (Gasp!)  Therefore,
I have access to the documentation for most all of them.  In fact,
I have access to someone who can REPAIR the things, correctly.

Therefore, when you decide what kind of machine it is, or can
give a resonable description, I'll be more than happy to send you all
of the documentation I can get.  There's only one catch:  the 
documentation is back home in Montana.  That's right, there really
is a state called Montana, and we even have new-fangled things like
computers.  Anyhow, I'm going home on 8/15, and will be home for
~1.5 weeks.  Therefore, either send mail to me BEFORE I leave, or
call me at home (406) 873-5389 or (406) 873-2732.

BTW, just from the description that I got, I would bet that you
have a C-4P (if the floppies are 5.25").


-- 
Butch Anton
University of Chicago

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