Oh dear - what has happened ?

I recall I have them mounted in an old 'megastor' enclosure that I wheel out occasionally when I want to cut some floppies. So occasionally, that I can't remember where it is.

Yes, I still have them (somewhere)

Great news. Has encouraged me to have another crack at my long abandoned Osborne over the Christmas break.

Yes. A hangover from the old terminal identification in a network days.

They are an equivalent to ctrl/Alt/Delete when used together - they soft reboot the machine.

It has cleaned up well so far. All I had to do was put a mains plug on it. I'll create a boot disk from those images you sent me earlier in the year.
Shame about the missing keycaps - quite hard to find . In the advert only the TAB key was missing so the left red key went walkies before pickup

You need to go and buy another step-down and then find you original 5 minutes later - thats what usually happens all too often in my case.

I do have a couple of UK spec (240v native) Horizons. Not sure if it uses the same transformer with different windings. Not fished them out in a while.

Oh, and it came in its original box which MUST be worth another £20 right ? right ?

Best wishes. Of course you WILl have to tell us all the things you have done to 'knacker yourself on the way'

That right up there with opening a Volkswagen with cutlery - using the Fork Sprung Door Technique.

With a name like that it really should have been made in Wales.

Its only when you start putting CRT monitors in something you realise how small that something is.

Nice setup. Of course, like most things now, can be recreated in software - fronted by a modestly cheap SDR unit. Not as 'switchy' of course.

That neat little PET LCD/OLED ? display board was a good one !

Gosh, how long did the copy take on the ASR ?

nice - does it still have its cable hooks on the back ?

Wait. What ?