LE AND GRAD-3
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Alex is that you?
...why were you telling Sergey Mukhachev about Re: LE AND GRAD-3?
AL> The St. Petersburg plant produced computers under the name "Kompazit", there was a diagram
^^^^^
in this case, I'm also a plant :)))
AL> and a board very similar to Leningrad 1, but with improved synchronization
AL> on TM2 and with two IP16s instead of IP9, and there was no need to set a delay.
AL> This is probably it.
No, it's not him. Composite turned into KAY. (Kompasite-AY.), and the
composite itself is a mutation of the Zonov board.
Good Luck...
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MR> No, it's not him. Composite turned into KAY. (Kompasite-AY.), and the
MR> composite itself is a mutation of the Zonov board.
And what then is Leningrad 3???
With respect, Alex from FFC COMPUTERS.
Alex is that you?
...why were you telling me about Re: LE AND GRAD-3?
AL> :-))))))))))))))
btw, I was wrong, not COMPOSITE, but COMPOSITE. ;) Now they are doing
advertising. Signs, I mean.
AL> What then is Leningrad 3???
It seems like they said that the bead is big.
Good Luck...
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My second board was called Composite - developed in the summer of 1988, the templates
and circuit were sold to the Composite cooperative (hence the name) for twenty :-)
blank printed circuit boards. Since the board corrected almost all
of the shortcomings of the first scheme, it received maximum distribution, although
it was called by many the same as the first. Outwardly, it was not so
easy to distinguish them.
MR> Good Luck...
Serge !
SZ> My second board was called Composite - developed in the summer of 1988,
SZ> templates and circuit were sold to the Composite cooperative (hence the name)
SZ> for twenty :-) blank printed plat. Since the board corrected
SZ> almost all the shortcomings of the first circuit, it received maximum
SZ> distribution, although it was called by many the same as the first. Externally,
SZ> it was not so easy to distinguish them.
Nobody argues. We just didn’t touch on this backstory.
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MR> It seems they said that there is a big one on the bead.
That means there are a lot of them on the bead. Since the one I saw was not Leningrad.
There is also “Master” on the bead.
Hello Serge Zonov! In a message of 26 Nov 97 Serge Zonov wrote to Max Romanoff:
SZ> and the circuit were sold to the Composite cooperative (hence the name) for
SZ> twenty :-) blank printed circuit boards. Since the board corrected
SZ> almost all the shortcomings of the first scheme, it received maximum
SZ> distribution, although
SZ> was called by many the same as the first. Outwardly, it was not so easy to distinguish them
SZ>.
But the synchronization on it is better. I have one like this. Thanks for the great diagram.