A friend of mine just picked up a vintage CD Scanner and can't find
any specs on it.
"Ultra 310" is name on the front panel.
Looks to be a 1950-60's era design/style with a ruddy cyan coloured
case.
Reminds me of a Heathkit kit but he says it is definately NOT a kit.
The are three modular boards in blade sockets on the back right of the
mainboard.
The power connector on the rear is a 2x6 rectangular connector with
five male pins.
No power supply came with it, so he would like to identify the pins
before tinkering with it.

Any help is appreciated.

"Sensate" wrote in message
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A friend of mine just picked up a vintage CD Scanner and can't find
any specs on it.
"Ultra 310" is name on the front panel.
Looks to be a 1950-60's era design/style with a ruddy cyan coloured
case.
Reminds me of a Heathkit kit but he says it is definately NOT a kit.
The are three modular boards in blade sockets on the back right of the
mainboard.
The power connector on the rear is a 2x6 rectangular connector with
five male pins.
No power supply came with it, so he would like to identify the pins
before tinkering with it.

Any help is appreciated.

You might want to try this group!

On Apr 18, 9:50*am, "Channel Cop" wrote:
"Sensate" wrote in message

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A friend of mine just picked up a vintage CD Scanner and can't find
any specs on it.
"Ultra 310" is name on the front panel.
Looks to be a 1950-60's era design/style with a ruddy cyan coloured
case.
Reminds me of a Heathkit kit but he says it is definately NOT a kit.
The are three modular boards in blade sockets on the back right of the
mainboard.
The power connector on the rear is a 2x6 rectangular connector with
five male pins.
No power supply came with it, so he would like to identify the pins
before tinkering with it.

Any help is appreciated.

You might want to try this group!
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well so you can in fact post something on topic

congrats now if you could do so in RRAP we get on with things instaed
of your anti bBLGT venedetta

"an_old_friend" wrote in message
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On Apr 18, 9:50 am, "Channel Cop" wrote:
"Sensate" wrote in message

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A friend of mine just picked up a vintage CD Scanner and can't find
any specs on it.
"Ultra 310" is name on the front panel.
Looks to be a 1950-60's era design/style with a ruddy cyan coloured
case.
Reminds me of a Heathkit kit but he says it is definately NOT a kit.
The are three modular boards in blade sockets on the back right of the
mainboard.
The power connector on the rear is a 2x6 rectangular connector with
five male pins.
No power supply came with it, so he would like to identify the pins
before tinkering with it.

Any help is appreciated.

You might want to try this group!



well so you can in fact post something on topic

congrats now if you could do so in RRAP we get on with things instaed
of your anti bBLGT venedetta

Hey **** For Brains - the reply I made to the original poster - so take your
comments elsewhere!

On Apr 18, 2:41*pm, "Channel Cop" wrote:
"an_old_friend" wrote in message

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On Apr 18, 9:50 am, "Channel Cop" wrote:





"Sensate" wrote in message

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A friend of mine just picked up a vintage CD Scanner and can't find
any specs on it.
"Ultra 310" is name on the front panel.
Looks to be a 1950-60's era design/style with a ruddy cyan coloured
case.
Reminds me of a Heathkit kit but he says it is definately NOT a kit.
The are three modular boards in blade sockets on the back right of the
mainboard.
The power connector on the rear is a 2x6 rectangular connector with
five male pins.
No power supply came with it, so he would like to identify the pins
before tinkering with it.

Any help is appreciated.

You might want to try this group!


well so you can in fact post something on topic

congrats now if you could do so in RRAP we get on with things instaed
of your anti bBLGT venedetta

Hey **** For Brains
more libel and vulgarity

- the reply I made to the original poster

yes so and My replay was to you thanking you for finaly posting
something On topic

- so take your
comments elsewhere!-
why?