These pages under construction. Last update 10 May 2016 Site History

My involvement with computers goes back to the end of the 1960's, when I began by working on some of the last 2nd-generation machines (junction transistors and ferrite cores: not an integrated chip in the machine). Interest in home-built computers started about the same time, but didn't come to fruition for another decade or so. Around 1978, I built Simplex-III, an 8-bit CPU built from small-scale TTL chips.

Interesting (?) Links...

	Supreme Master Ching Hai
	Supreme Master Television on-line
	Global Warming (we may argue if humans caused it, but it is happening)
	Vegetarian Resources in Perth
	Free Stuff (downloads)
	The Net Censorship Dilemma
	The Golden Key Campaign
	The Walsh Report: what the Australian Govt. didn't want you to read
	Ben Carlin & Half-Safe Around the world by amphibious jeep
	Orodruin Across Asia by Land Rover
	S America Antarctica & S America
	Antarctic 2016 Antarctic revisited
	Vietnam 2016 Vietnam south-north 2016
	P112 board Z80182 CPU, runs CP/M in a 3" form factor Now discontinued: hardware & software are now public domain.
	Simplex-III Home-built TTL-based computer (& links to other homebuilt machines)
	Some other projects
	Historical Computers
	Small-Scale Computing
	Mirror of John Elliott's CP/M Archive
	Tim Olmstead's Unofficial CP/M source archive
	Nice Ideas
	Horrors! An exploding whale!
	Landmines: a worldwide plague
	Click to donate food (at no cost to you!)
	In Memoriam Tibet: Invaded, raped & destroyed by Red China
	Reports accesses to this page.

Email. Unfortunately, this site appears to have been hit by spam-harvesters, so I have removed references to my email address. You can deduce it from this page's URL, which contains my ISP's address, and my username. (Hint: if the word members appears, remove it.)