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I have been interested in S100 systems ever since I was a young lad about age 14.\u00a0 I have rekindled my interest in them over the last few years. I had joined a computer group called the N8VEM back in early 2000 (now known as RetroBrew Computers) and I built a Z80 system that I found on there.\u00a0 I then found out about the s100 Computers.com group about 3 years ago, and have been a member ever since<\/p>\n

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First Test of the new card card with the Z80-SBC running CP\/M v3.0<\/p>\n

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Current setup is for the S100 – pdp11 setup<\/p>\n

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PDP-11 CPU Board v2.72<\/p>\n

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PDP-11 Support board v1.01<\/p>\n

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The S100 Computer System<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n

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