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I'm only familiar with the altairduino, which works pretty well on my desk. If you know of any other than those three, please post? I think an IBM 1130 would
by VLM 8y ago
I'm only familiar with the altairduino, which works pretty well on my desk.
If you know of any other than those three, please post?
I think an IBM 1130 would be totally achievable and fun. A 360/91 might be a little optimistic. You can clearly see the influence on Star Trek original series in something like a 7090; someone who doesn't know retrocomputing would probably accuse a 7090 as being a trek prop.
- octorian 8y agoI actually have an Altairduino kit sitting in my closet, waiting for me to get around to building it. :-) So far, these are the only three kits I'm aware of. At VCF-West for the past year or two, the Computer History Museum (in Mountain View, CA) has been showing off a similar project they've been working on with an IBM 1620 Jr front panel. However, that's definitely not something you'd make a kit out of. But, as part of it, they've figured out how to convert a modern'ish electronic typewriter into a teletype.
- IvyMike 8y agoApollo landing computer fit the bill? https://opendsky.com/ https://opendsky.com/