Picture of the Du Techs working on the new upgrade.

[BlueJazz]

Oh Man...I'm banned forever.....:)
I think it's called a "uniac or Univac" !

[freetobegay]

1. That looks like a mod After a flame fest!

LOL

[Another Bill C.]

2. It's called a wire mat

and if it isn't at least four inches deep, it isn't much of a computer.

[Wickerman]

3. hmmm

tapping foot...

you are in a heap o' trouble son...

That is cool. Makes me glad for progress!

[mhr]

4. I Thought He Was Reverse Engineering A Freeper Computer

It Looks As Scrambled As Their Logic And Probably Brains!

[Rabrrrrrr]

5. Imagine having to lock threads PHYSICALLY

WAH!!

[BlueJazz]

6. You know actually, I remember visiting my father...

when I was about 8 (he was an Engineer).
He was working on one of the old Phone exchanges where each phone had its own mechanical switching unit.
It looked something like this picture and was loud as hell!
CLACK..CLICK..CLACK...CLICK!..Geez..

[Rabrrrrrr]

7. Back when I was an engineer, the factory I worked at

that made car seat cushions, on one of the production lines used the old style hard-wired logic system to control the chemical mixing and pump timing, etc., for the different molds.

It was a large - maybe 20 feet wide, 8 feet high - "pegboard". Just a wall of holes, and hundreds of wires with RCA-style jacks on each end that were shoved into the peg holes to "program" that primitive SOB.

Our more "advanced" production line used industrial controllers using Ladder Logic! Woo hoo!! And this was in the late 80s.