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So, digital is base two, and analog is base 1.6 x 10^19? ;-)

Tim

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Not really. Analog's bits are just smaller. ;-)

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  Keith
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Keith Williams

Nah - 2102 1k * 1.

Had 8 of 'em in in my homebuilt Nascom 1 computer which with a

2708 UVEPROM for the 'monitor' was all the RAM for system and user code and video store! Nevertheless, it was sufficient for a machine code program to run 'Lunar Lander', hee hee.

Collins filters were regarded as the bees knees in UK ham circles but I never could afford one!

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Graham W

Hello Tim,

Still, the digital guys kept telling us "Some day we'll get there and then you are going to be extinct". I am not worried at all...

Regards, Joerg

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How long have they been saying that ???? ;-)

Graham

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Pooh Bear

We've been getting half the way there every two years or so. ;-)

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Keith Williams

That was one early memory chip i don't recall using.

The price was right, that day at the Dayton hamfest. ;-)

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Michael A. Terrell

Poor fella's got it bass ackward.

73, Steve, K,9;D.C'I
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Steve Nosko

That's what he said... 10^18 smaller

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Steve Nosko

Don-chya love it ? !

73, Steve, K9DCI
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