Classic hardware tours and KIM-1 repair advice

[Gordon JC Pearce]

Pete Turnbull wrote:

> boards (some SSI, some with 74181 MSI ALUs, etc) to LSI/VLSI ending up
> with an 8008 board (we don't seem to have a 4004 between us,
> surprisingly -- if anyone would like to donate one for next time, feel
> free ;-)).  We had a display of three generations (densities) of core

I seem to remember doing a thing at school in Higher Physics where we 
had a 4004 module.  I can't remember the company that made it, but I 
think it was the same sort of stuff as those yellow "lego brick" things 
that you connected up with banana plug leads.

Gordon.