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Delivery-date: Tue, 30 Aug 2022 17:33:11 -0500
Subject: Re: SBC-85 boards
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craig@sbc-85.com wrote:
> hi Denver, I have added the boards that just came in to tindie inventory.  let me know if they don't show up as available.  I will refund the additional shipping charge or I can just send out the original order if that is all you want for now.  just let me know.
Hi Craig,

I just placed an order for a memory expansion board, and a bubble memory 
support board.  I've been enjoying your videos on bubble memory.  I 
bought one of Intel's eval kits when they first came out, decades ago.  
I tacked the eval card, with a 7110A, onto an S100 proto board and added 
it to my S100 system (a Netronics Explorer 85).  It was a vast 
improvement over cassette tapes, even at only 128KB.  I had also bought 
a book, "K2FDOS", that included source code for simple disk file 
management, which worked very well with the bubble memory.  The company 
I worked for at the time started using some Intel Multibus systems, with 
8" floppies and bubble memory boards populated with 2 out of 4 possible 
modules.  I still have that S100 card, and it will be an interesting 
project to move the bubble card from there to the SBC-85 and see if any 
of my old stuff is still accessible.

Thanks,

Denver