November 2016 - vcf-midatlantic

MIDI Sequencing programs for Windows 3.0/3.1
by Matt Patoray 03 Dec '16

03 Dec '16

Hello, I am looking for a Midi Sequencing program that will run under Windows 3.0 or 3.1, looking to use my Roland LAPC-I a bit more, and it's patches do not map to general MIDI so I would need something to rearrange the tracks. I seem to remember a program called Cakewalk that I had a demo of years ago. I was wondering if someone might have something for download or sale. Thanks in advance, -- Matt Patoray Owner, MSP Productions KD8AMG

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Festivus 2016 Dec 3 & 4 - Equipment, Drinks, Food, Entertainment
by Herb Johnson 03 Dec '16

03 Dec '16

Jeffrey Brace; > Also I'm not sure who the coffee drinkers out there are. We have the > filtered kind (Dunkin Donuts) and K-Cups. I will have milk, sugar, cream > etc. available. Hot water for tea? Coffee is too caffeinated for me. Otherwise I'll use the microwave but it's noizy. Thanks for linked photos of the cafeteria. Makes it clear now, there's a sink, a small microwave, a conventional commercial coffeepot for ground coffee, many refrigerators. Possibly a sliced bread toaster on that shelf at the end of the refrigerators; a hot water pot on the right shelves. For those who stay overnight, it is a blessing and a convenience to make a simple breakfast on-site. I'm very thankful to InfoAge (and the state of NJ) for this facility. Herb -- Herbert R. Johnson, New Jersey USA http://www.retrotechnology.com OR .net

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Museum Report 11/27/16
by Jeffrey Brace 03 Dec '16

03 Dec '16

Steve Anderson was docent today. No new visitors came by. InfoAge members and volunteers. Mark dropped off a 24 channel cat 5 switch. -- Jeff Brace - ark72axow(a)gmail.com

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Possible January and February Workshop dates
by Jeffrey Brace 01 Dec '16

01 Dec '16

January 14&15 February 11&12 Anyone know of any conflicts for those dates? -- Jeff Brace - ark72axow(a)gmail.com

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WTB: Apple IIc Power Brick
by Systems Glitch 01 Dec '16

01 Dec '16

Anyone have a spare IIc power brick? The one from Philly came without power supply. Prefer to pick up at Festivus get-together. Message with price or let me know if you're looking for anything in trade. Thanks, Jonathan

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Festivus: Propane Grill Fix
by Jeffrey Brace 30 Nov '16

30 Nov '16

So I will be borrowing my mom's propane grill for Festivus. I cleaned the grill and the grease trap. I have a near empty tank and a full one. There is just one problem. Only one of the burners is working. My mom says that the second one tends to work after cooking for a while. Anyone have any experience in repairing these grills? -- Jeff Brace - ark72axow(a)gmail.com

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Re: [vcf-midatlantic] update: "modern history" exhibit
by Blatboy 30 Nov '16

30 Nov '16

> Here is what we still need: > - small calendar > - address book > - stand-alone radio > - pocket dictionary > - directional compass > - ipod (doesn't have to work -- we have one but we're using it for > another purpose) > - roadmap > - Gameboy > - photo album > - credit card (how do we get one with a fake number?) > - remote control for a TV > - small portable TV (we may have one in the warehouse, I'm not sure) > - answering machine > - thermal-paper fax machine I definitely have an answering machine. I am happy to ship it to you (to InfoAge?) if you like. What about a PDA? (Palm Pilot) Or, does the "analog" (I would say "acoustic") calendar and address book convey the point better? I have a Palm Pilot I can send too... Walter ------------------------------ http://www.jwalterhawkes.com http://www.blatboy.com like to know where/when I'm playing? Click here <http://www.blatomaster.com/mlist.php> to sign up for my list, and let the babble begin.

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Festivus 2016 Overnight Info
by Jeffrey Brace 29 Nov '16

29 Nov '16

*STAYING OVERNIGHT?* Let me know if you want to stay overnight. The cost is $25. You provide your own mattress cover, blankets, pillows. There is a shower area, lounge, kitchen sink, microwave, refrigerator, toaster oven, coffee machine for your use. To get an accurate headcount, let me know as soon as possible that you are staying overnight and how many nights. The last time I checked some beds are bunked bed and some are separated. In any case there are more than enough beds there for everyone. There will be coffee, milk, cream, sugar and tea bags available for those that desire it. There is an ice machine for cold drinks. Hot water can be made using the microwave oven. Or if you bring a kettle you can go outside to the kitchen truck and use the stove top out there. Evan will be in charge or separating the snoring people from the non-snoring people into separate rooms. -- Jeff Brace - ark72axow(a)gmail.com

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Re: [vcf-midatlantic] Festivus 2016 Overnight Info
by VAXman＠tmesis.org 29 Nov '16

29 Nov '16

Jeffrey Brace via vcf-midatlantic writes: >*STAYING OVERNIGHT?* > >Let me know if you want to stay overnight. The cost is $25. You provide >your own mattress cover, blankets, pillows. There is a shower area, >lounge, kitchen sink, microwave, refrigerator, toaster oven, coffee >machine for your use. To get an accurate headcount, let me know as soon >as possible that you are staying overnight and how many nights. The last >time I checked some beds are bunked bed and some are separated. In any >case there are more than enough beds there for everyone. > >There will be coffee, milk, cream, sugar and tea bags available for >those that desire it. There is an ice machine for cold drinks. Hot water >can be made using the microwave oven. Or if you bring a kettle you can >go outside to the kitchen truck and use the stove top out there. > >Evan will be in charge or separating the snoring people from the >non-snoring people into separate rooms. Well then, I'm not staying over because there's no segregation from the farting people. :)

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Re: [vcf-midatlantic] Semi-OT: local store vs. online prices
by Chris Fala 29 Nov '16

29 Nov '16

I got these recently. They seem to be pretty good quality. I think they are available in different sizes. http://www.ebay.com/itm/272214102768 On Thu, Nov 24, 2016 at 10:32 AM, Dan Roganti via vcf-midatlantic < vcf-midatlantic(a)lists.vintagecomputerfederation.org> wrote: > think I found it > is this yours ? it's also 90cents > they call it 2mm, which isn't exactly 0.1" or 100mils which is 2.54mm, but > instead 0.09" > http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/pomona- > electronics/5936-2/501-1318-ND/737512 > Dan >

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