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Re: Ricochet update- Auction

Sory to reply to my own e-mail, But I found the price on your page, I'm also
intrested in the JumpTec PC/104 MOPS/586
(http://www.aeinnovations.com/gfx/forsale/mops-1.jpg) you have there. You
say you were originaly planning to use it with your P4, is there any reason
why this wont work, the reason I say this is because I have a P4 with the
4"x4" ISA drive board. I know (think) that there is a riser card out there
that will let me plug this into the MOPS PC104 BUS. Why did you not do this,
is there some limitation. I would think that with that board, a battery, two
old 'brick' modems and my P4, throw in a linux distro with the xFree P4
driver, I could have a low end wearable up in no time.
Its not exactly what I want (eg. 800x600 32bit colour, sound, wireless
internet.... quake 3, 24hour batterylife, you know) but it would make a good
starter system.
So Don could you please e-mail me with some info on the board, why you
didn't use it, etc.

And any comments from the list are as always welcome.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Brandon Macmillan" <>
To: "Don Papp" <>; <>
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 11:40 AM
Subject: Re: Ricochet update- Auction

>
>
> hmm, what is the effective range of those old 'bricks' in star mode? I can
think of tons of uses for that right off the top of my head.... I would love
to be able to hot sync my palm by driving by my house....
> Don i'm not near a www conection right now, can you quote me a price on a
pair so i dont have to wait till i get home from vacation (yah) to check
your site?
>
> Don Papp wrote on 2/8/01 2:07 pm:
>
> >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED
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> >
> >
> > That reminds me, I
> >have some ricochet modems
> >left from a group buy
> >managed for a robotics
> >organization.  They're for
> >sale if anyone is interested.
> >(Personally I think every
> >parts bin should have at
> >least one pair!)  They are
> >rugged and tough little
> >things.
> >
> > They can be used with
> >computers (wearables, too)
> >for quick wireless net access
> >with a PPP dial-on-demand
> >link.  Creates a transparent
> >RS-232 link over RF.
> >
> >
> >Wireless serial is a snap with
> >these 28.8k RF modems:
> >
> >
> >http://www.aeinnovations.co
> >m/content.php?menu=902&
> >page_id=16
> >
> >Here is a quick guide:
> >
> >
> >http://www.aeinnovations.co
> >m/downloads/easy-wireless.
> >txt
> >
> >
> >I have pairs of these RF
> >modems available here:
> >
> >
> >http://www.aeinnovations.co
> >m/forsale/
> >
> >
> >They are sometimes
> >available on eBay, too.
> >
> >
> >
> >Don P
> >http://aeinnovations.com
> >
> >GPG/PGP Key:
> >http://aeinnovations.com/d
> >ownloads/pubkey.html
> >
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