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> And the MITS emulation would be fun too, with a GUI front end complete 
> with blinking lights and toggle switches. :-)
YEAH!!! Lots of cool intermittent shorts, too!

> To complete the list we also need the (I can't remember its name!) 
> Rockwell 6502 board.

AIM-65. Pet, Ithaca Intersystems, S-100 multiprocessor Z-80.... How about MY 
first computer, an Intel SDK-86?

=--> Don