bson@rice-chex.ai.mit.edu (Jan Brittenson) (02/17/91)
In a posting of [15 Feb 91 21:40:05 GMT] akcs.dpenn@hpcvbbs.UUCP (David Michael Pennington) writes: > If we every can get a working copy of the STAR assembler, the software > would speed up immensely. Write me at... > Mike Pennington > E. Parkway S. Box 72 > Memphis, TN 38104 Is acquiring STAR a problem for others than Mike? Would you (the reader) be willing to pay: ( ) $15 for a PC floppy distribution of STAR? ( ) $30; same as above, but with a comprehensive, both printed and on-line, manual? Check as applicable to you (either or both), then either send your reply by e-mail to me - bson@ai.mit.edu - or leave me a personal message on HP's BBS - my ID is "akcs.bson" there. You can also fax me at 617.258.6287. Any suggestions, ideas, demands? Naturally, this is only a general probe; replying is not considered an agreement of any kind. -- Jan Brittenson bson@ai.mit.edu
akcs.jwtrav@hpcvbbs.UUCP (John Wettroth) (03/31/91)
Back to the A/D thread. I am selling a low cost IR interfaced A/D through edu-calc. the resolution is 8 bits (.4%) which is better than most strip charts, peak reading rate is 100 samples per second. The unit also can control digital stuff with 4 half-amp digital outs and 4 ttl/cmos digital inputs. a counter and pwm input/output are also provided. power is from a 9v battery and sleep type modes are provided for long term data logging. price from edu-calc is 199.95, check it out.