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by Bill Degnan - 08/24/2014 21:03 |
 Donner 3500 plugs with built in capacitors. Courtesy Computermuseum der Fakultät Informatik in Stuttgart, Germany
From an Internet search I found that the Computermuseum der Fakultät Informatik in Stuttgart, Germany also has a Donner 3500. I asked them about the plugs, and to see if they had a list of the original values. Link: http://computermuseum.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/ They have the custom plugs that originally came with the unit. Klemens was kind enough to send me a set of photos which I have added to the same directory linked above, his note below. ------ Original message------ From: Klemens Krause Date: Sun, Aug 24, 2014 6:00 AM To: B Degnan; Subject:Re: Donner 3500 Hi Bill, now I was in the external exhibition and I found the other plugs: The plugs I have: 10 3920 100k orange 2 3921 200k red 1 3922 500k yellow 4 3923 1M green 4 -- 2M blue 6 -- 5M grey 1 3925 10M black 1 30-120 100k coeff-Pot 18 3940 shunt white 4 3930 0.01 mmF 200V capacitor 4 3931 0.1 mmF 200V capacitor I don't know if there once was a complete set or if the plugs had to be ordered at needed. I hope this helps. Regards Klemens Reply |
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