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On 14 October 1989 all 10 PC-7s of the Netherlands Air Force were placed in a row at Woensdrecht for a photo day. The first trainers were delivered here in January 1989. Three additional aircraft came in 1997.
The Schneider Euro PC is an all in one keyboard PC from 1988. Sporting a 8088 CPU running at 9.54 MHz, 512 KB RAM and a built in 720 KB 3.5" floppy drive. It had three graphic modes: CGA 620x200, Hercules 720x384, Text: 80x25
Here is a picture of the rear:
www.flickr.com/photos/nathanchantrell/5381435829/in/set-7...
Here is an advertisement for it from the November 1989 issue of PC magazine:
My Cousin and I like to play adventure games
(Adventure Games on Wikipedia - Just Adventure .com).
And we enjoy Benoit Sokal's beautiful landscaping in them.
Adventure games are more about story and finding things than they are about killing people like most US video games. They are popular in Europe and Japan. Paradise is from the designer who made the
award winning Syberia Games. If you are interested, check these games out. You can get them used quite affordably.
A sense of humor is a must for all Society members.
Man Will Never Fly Society with Hazel McKendriell of Dallas FAA, The Carolinian, 12-16-1970, 23.
Aycock Brown Papers, OBHC
A sculpture outside the McIntosh Gallery takes on another element -- literally.
Photo: Douglas Keddy
November 12, 2013
23 July 2011
PC-606, 35mm Film Camera
This camera was given to me by Colin Dunbar (@GalaxianPunk) with a few rolls of expired Kodak Gold.
It's a really basic fixed focus fixed aperture camera (I think). It does have a hotshoe but I need to find the right setting on the Prinz 277C flashgun to get flash shots exposed properly.