CompuPro S-100 system, first power up after decades in storage.

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This is the first "loaded" power-up of one of my CompuPro S-100 systems after cleaning and testing of the power supply.
This S-100 system was built around 1983-84 and contains the following cards:
RAM-16 Memory board (6) (64K each, 384K total)
RAM-22 Memory Board (256K) (total RAM installed is 640K)
Scratch-built bus & cpu diagnostic display card
M-Drive/H 512K "Memory Drive"
CPU 8085/88
Disk 1 FDC with a boot ROM labeld, "BOOT F 68/85/86"
System Support 1 board
Interfacer 4 board.



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compupro
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S-100
vintage computer
classic computer
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