Chassis Covers
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by Bill Degnan - 01/18/2016 13:58 |
 Found a discarded piece of Plexiglas that almost fits perfectly on the top, and added a front panel cover. The cover had two broken-off pegs in the holes so I used a drill press to auger them out. I am still missing the piece that fits behind the front panel. Click image for larger picture.
UPDATE: ...I see I never posted anything in this thread to mention the fact that I was able to load BASIC via papertape. Although I ripped a tape and needed to patch it, there were no issues I was able to load without problems. For the past few months I have been able to fire up the computer, attach to my Teletype and fire up BASIC from 000 000. Right Front Chassis Cover Bracket Left Front Chassis Cover Bracket Cover Applying Reply |
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