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SiriusHardware · 11th Oct 2022, 11:05 am

If I remember correctly, Bletchley had a unbuilt basic Introkit still in the bubble pack, and a wire-wrap-built [Introkit + Keypad / display] which was the immediate ancestor of the MK14, to which it donated its original SCMPKB OS.

If TCFCH do have an Introkit, especially one with a keypad and display, I think they should dust it off and display it beside the MK14 collection if only to acknowledge where the production version of the MK14 came from. It certainly shouldn't be sitting in a cardboard box.

11th Oct 2022, 11:05 am	#18
SiriusHardware Dekatron Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, UK. Posts: 11,556	Re: Retro Computer Festival 5th/6th Nov 2022 If I remember correctly, Bletchley had a unbuilt basic Introkit still in the bubble pack, and a wire-wrap-built [Introkit + Keypad / display] which was the immediate ancestor of the MK14, to which it donated its original SCMPKB OS. If TCFCH do have an Introkit, especially one with a keypad and display, I think they should dust it off and display it beside the MK14 collection if only to acknowledge where the production version of the MK14 came from. It certainly shouldn't be sitting in a cardboard box.