ZX-80 Hackers (Any Jupiter Ace folks ?)

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From: Richard Secrist, Digital Equip. ...
Date: Sun, 11 Sep 1988 18:58

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	I've been looking for something to do with the Timex-1000 clone
	I have (the PC-8300) that I got mostly because it was practically
	free and it's related to my Jupiter Ace.

	So yes - there are other ZX-80ish people out here -- and I'm looking
	for other Jupiter Ace folk to boot... anybody out there ?  [ The
	Jupiter Ace, not to be confused with the Micro Ace, was a Z-80,
	FORTH-based variant from people in the middle of the ZX-8x projects;
	the company is since defunct. ]

	I got a memory cartridge for my '1000 clone from Curry Computer in
	Texas not too long ago -- you might try there.

	rcs

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Subject: ZX-80 Hackers (Any Jupiter Ace folks ?)
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