HP 9825a

[Geoff Quickfall]

Alejandro:

Yes, what a dream to work on! Things to do, upgrade memory (15k now). Maybe 24k would be nice as the 32k option interferes with rom accessories.


Dave:

-the B737-200 had the eight track quadrophonic system.

-the B767 had a cassette deck option.

-the b777 is CD audio stereophonic.

-the b787 is thumbdrive.

I have a Bose A20 Bluetooth so music for the long Pacific hauls where we have a lot of radio silence, data received via satellite. That way best of the Rolling Stones on the way down and the best of CCR on the way home :-)


Thomas and Dave:

We have three 110-120 volt 60hz outlets on the flight deck, usually used to charge the IPad that contain our manuals, flight planning, weather and with wifi these have dynamic real time update capability. The inverter is built into the aircraft so yes, useable on the flight deck. The largest system I have had on the flight deck is the compucorp 326 with tape drive although I did transport an HP logic analyzer to London for Tony Duell.


Paul:

Thought about that Paul, but Larry Atherton has done sooooo much work, documentation and etc. He deserves first rights to a book/manual. Maybe an appendix.