ComputerCrazy
11-26-2010, 11:41 PM
Dear Grant Stockly,
I am a High School student interested in the field of engineering, specifically in either hardware or the software field. I have been learning Binary and calculating numbers using logic gates, I am in the process of building a 4-bit adder. Only dealing with numbers up to 30 (1111, and 1111). Once I heard that there was a system, (Kenbak-1) that would calculate numbers up to 377 and could store the data in cells I was very happy. Also, I was extremely pleased to learn that it used RAM and other components that my 4-bit adder would not include. This would be a wonderful learning experience. I was wondering if you had anymore kits left that I would be able to purchase.
Thank you for your time,
Computer aficionado,
-Traver C.
I am a High School student interested in the field of engineering, specifically in either hardware or the software field. I have been learning Binary and calculating numbers using logic gates, I am in the process of building a 4-bit adder. Only dealing with numbers up to 30 (1111, and 1111). Once I heard that there was a system, (Kenbak-1) that would calculate numbers up to 377 and could store the data in cells I was very happy. Also, I was extremely pleased to learn that it used RAM and other components that my 4-bit adder would not include. This would be a wonderful learning experience. I was wondering if you had anymore kits left that I would be able to purchase.
Thank you for your time,
Computer aficionado,
-Traver C.