Re: Tony Firshman: a public Thank You! :))

Da Smog wrote:
Την Tue, 28 Feb 2006 11:34:46 -0500,ο(η) Sandra <sandra70it@xxxxxxxxx> έγραψε:

The serial cable Interface-1 <-> PC works perfectly! You did a great
work!

I already loaded successfully tons of .SNA on the spectrum from pc, and
saved my listings on pc, running them on the BASin emulator (which
allows the copy/paste of text inside basic editor). It's amazing how
new and old technologies can work together. :)))

Wot do you mean OLD technology :-) Ah I see you mean Tony :-P (Ooppss sorry Tony ;-)
Well I _am_ old now - I even get free NHS prescriptions. However I have not needed anything on prescription for maybe 30 years!

Seriously, and without any bias whatsoever Tony's one of the most reliable persons on the planet.
And he consistently refuses to get frustrated (Ask him about how many times I have killed my SuperHermes and he has repaired it without even a sigh ) even at the most absurd request.

However if you REALLY want to see good work, get yourself a broken QL and let him repair it... then you're in for a treat :-)
I do though now have a major problem.

I find that the Microchip pics I am programming for superHermes do not work. I do not have any unprotected chips here, so cannot check the code I am using is OK. Laurence has vanished!

..... so Doug LaVerne of Oakridge, Tennessee has been waiting 2 months for his sH. Can I ask you a favour? Can I borrow your sH and see if the chip code is readable?

..... but Tx for the eulogy (8 - ) #


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    ... And he consistently refuses to get frustrated (Ask him about how many times I have killed my SuperHermes and he has repaired it without even a sigh) even at the most absurd request. ... However if you REALLY want to see good work, get yourself a broken QL and let him repair it... ... I do not have any unprotected chips here, so cannot check the code I am using is OK. ... Can I borrow your sH and see if the chip code is readable? ...
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    ... And he consistently refuses to get frustrated (Ask him about how many times I have killed my SuperHermes and he has repaired it without even a sigh) even at the most absurd request. ... However if you REALLY want to see good work, get yourself a broken QL and let him repair it... ... I do not have any unprotected chips here, so cannot check the code I am using is OK. ... Can I borrow your sH and see if the chip code is readable? ...
    (comp.sys.sinclair)
  • Re: Tony Firshman: a public Thank You! :))
    ... And he consistently refuses to get frustrated (Ask him about how many times I have killed my SuperHermes and he has repaired it without even a sigh) even at the most absurd request. ... However if you REALLY want to see good work, get yourself a broken QL and let him repair it... ... I do not have any unprotected chips here, so cannot check the code I am using is OK. ... Can I borrow your sH and see if the chip code is readable? ...
    (comp.sys.sinclair)