If it's that old then it's definitely time to retire it, and put it up for sale. I'm sure that someone would be willing to pay what it is no longer worth; there are people who would value it as the antique that it is.
BTW, if you wish, and if you're willing to pay for shipping, I'd be glad to donate a far better box for your use, for free!
Armando
--- In thecomputerhardwaretechnician@yahoogroups.com, "jerryfinklf56" <jerryfinklf56@...> wrote:
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> My old computer is a 1986 British Advanced Computer Technologies {ACT} Apricot F10 in a desktop form factor 8" by 16.5". It has:
> MS-Dos 2.11 and Digital Research GEM issued 5, 12 1985.
> 512k main memory no upper limit
> Infarred keyboard and mouse
> Hard drive-Rodime 352 10mb St506 MFM
> Controller-Western Digital WD2797-02 FDC 500khz/kb 600rpm
> Floppy drive-Sony full hieght 3.5" OA-D32W 720k with a 26 pin cable. I don't know if I can replace it with a HxF drive emulator that uses 34 pins. I have found a place that has the hard drive but have not found the old floppy.
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