Screw to Pentagon128
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From Yuri Voynalovich → To All 23 June 1999
╞╣ayya, Ivan!
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├┤it was a hot summer day in the yard (Mon May 31, 1999, 00:41:52), but Ivan Mak
tried to talk with All about Screw to the Pentagon128
IM> So many different circuits, maybe then someone will like the Sprinter one?
IM> 2xAP6, 1xIR23 + decoding circuit on a broom (PLM, in the sense of PE3, for example)
Well, decoding is not a problem. What can this circuit do? I mean, why is it cooler
than others and is there any software?
With best regards, Yuri Voynalovich.
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From Yuri Voynalovich → To All 23 June 1999
╞╣ayya, Roman!
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├┤it was a hot summer day in the yard (Tue 1 Jun 1999, 10:25:22), but Roman Milukov
tried to talk with Yuri Voynalovich about Screw to the Pentagon128
RM>>> And under There’s no such thing at all, as far as I know. :( Everything is just
RM>>> perfect, and some useful things are only sharpened under KAI. - In general, there is a front
RM>>> of work! ;)
YV>> And how sharpened is it? ;) Maybe it can be adapted? (or iron ;)
RM> What are you doing?!! Normal iron under the standard curve to adapt? :-[ ]
:))
YV>> And where can I get the wiring diagram for the broom, for which there is firmware with
YV>> partitions? Maybe someone will start it?
RM> There is no such firmware imho. Not under any scheme. (Is it just SMUK).
RM> We have to do it.
What, finally no? :(
Well, then maybe you can screw up in confusion?
RM> Damn, it sucks that Andrei Isaev was drafted into the army! :(
Did he deal with this problem?
From Roman Milukov → To All 25 June 1999
YV> Did he deal with this problem?
No, but he dealt with TR-DOS.
All the best.
Sincerely, Roman.