SC/MP programming book? (again) - UK Vintage Radio Repair and Restoration Discussion Forum

waltje67 · 1st Sep 2023, 2:28 am

All:

This was my reason for joining.

I have a decent scan of the first volume of Haviland's books on designing a system around the SC/MP. I do have both volumes (hardcover, 1E, 1P) but no scan of the second one yet.

This file is most likely the same one as the one available for 'lending' in the archive.org library.

Go grab it at

HTML Code:

https://www.varcem.com/books/haviland1.pdf

(which is my group's site, so it will stay there.)

Fred

Phil__G · 1st Sep 2023, 10:08 am

Excellent thank you Fred and welcome aboard, we're fortunate to have many helpful and active SC/MP enthusiasts here with lots of new projects and software being developed. Most recently the MK14 has been a regular topic but we love anything retro especially if its SC/MP based

I would love to hear more about the board you designed, and any of its predecessors

Cheers
Phil

1st Sep 2023, 2:28 am	#1
waltje67 Diode Join Date: Sep 2023 Location: Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA. Posts: 8	SC/MP programming book? (again) All: This was my reason for joining. I have a decent scan of the first volume of Haviland's books on designing a system around the SC/MP. I do have both volumes (hardcover, 1E, 1P) but no scan of the second one yet. This file is most likely the same one as the one available for 'lending' in the archive.org library. Go grab it at HTML Code: https://www.varcem.com/books/haviland1.pdf (which is my group's site, so it will stay there.) Fred

1st Sep 2023, 10:08 am	#2
Phil__G Heptode Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: North Yorkshire, UK. Posts: 917	Re: SC/MP programming book? (again) Excellent thank you Fred and welcome aboard, we're fortunate to have many helpful and active SC/MP enthusiasts here with lots of new projects and software being developed. Most recently the MK14 has been a regular topic but we love anything retro especially if its SC/MP based I would love to hear more about the board you designed, and any of its predecessors Cheers Phil