16-02-2024, 12:42 PM
(This post was last modified: 16-02-2024, 12:43 PM by ppppenguin.)
I think I know of four surviving COWs. I've got EPROM data for the globe and two of the idents (South and Belfast). I could extract the BBC World data.
It would be possible to fit 27512 EPROMs in the ident slots with four different idents. Quite a lot of work and really not worth the effort.
The four surviving units are:
* Broadcast Engineering Museum (BBC World)
* Dulwich museum (South, I think)
* Privately owned by somebody I know. May come to the BEM in due course. (region not known)
* Privately owned by somebody who I was in touch with some years ago. Can't immediately find my correspondence. (Belfast, I think)
Somebody I'm seeing on Sunday thinks he has some odd boards from a COW.
It would be possible to fit 27512 EPROMs in the ident slots with four different idents. Quite a lot of work and really not worth the effort.
The four surviving units are:
* Broadcast Engineering Museum (BBC World)
* Dulwich museum (South, I think)
* Privately owned by somebody I know. May come to the BEM in due course. (region not known)
* Privately owned by somebody who I was in touch with some years ago. Can't immediately find my correspondence. (Belfast, I think)
Somebody I'm seeing on Sunday thinks he has some odd boards from a COW.
www.borinsky.co.uk Jeffrey Borinsky www.becg.tv
