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Subject: Re: K2FDOS & MBM
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From: denverh <denverh2000@gmail.com>
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craig@sbc-85.com wrote:
> Hi Denver,
>
> I looked through my scrap board pile and I found one of my original v1.0 bubble boards.  this is the leadless carrier version.  the differences between v1.0 and the current version of 1.1b should be in the user's manual.  but v1.0 worked and is what I used to write all the bubble utilities.
>
> I must have given away the rest of the v1.0 boards. I just seem to have the one I built and this one that was in the scrap.  If you would like this v1.0 board you can have it.
Yes indeed, I would like to have it.  Thanks for digging that out. What 
do you need from me?
>
> I will be ordering boards probably this month and will revisit the universal board to see where I left off that project.  maybe the board was complete but since I still have several of the v1.1b for the leaded carrier I just didn't order the universal version until those were gone.  it isn't as if every grandmother wants a bubble board.
I really don't know why.  Bubbles are fascinating, and work really 
well.  They're not very portable though, not like a floppy disk. Intel 
did make something called a plug-a-bubble to address that.  I have one 
of those too, but it's designed to plug into the expansion connector of 
a multibus card, and I've never gotten around to figuring out how to 
hook it up to something else.
> I frequently find that the reason a pile of my junk tips over is because months or years ago I started the pile on something unstable and quite often something I had been searching for the last year to locate.
Yes, that's a very familiar tale.
>
> I will set this board aside.... I don't want it mixed up with the 1.1b version so I will put it up with my bubble parts with your name on it.
Great, thanks again,

Denver