How many sold? German tank problem:serial nums wtd

[RobGT]

BBC-B Econet Station
Serial # 02-B01-213208 (issue 7), 1982

Rob

[delibes]

Finally got round to this.

Model B issue 3 - ICL 028017

[dfeugey10]

Today, I have just a Raspberry Pi Model A+, packaged as a Lapdock cartdrige.
Pyra and Titanium are on my buying list for 2017... or not

[dhardingham]

I have a BBC B with an ATPL Sideways ROM board fitted. The BBC B serial number is 01-ANB01-3022697.

[KarateEd]

I've had this Master for a while now but what I didn't do was post the serial number anywhere. I'm not sure if this is the right part of the forum for this, I seem to remember there 'might' have been a better thread but can't seem to find that.

Anyway, I just want to ensure this number does not get lost for all the people keeping records for posterity.

The last number is hard to read, hence the reason for two pics so people can see the authenticity of the machine.

Ed......

[danielj]

And there was me thinking you were going to post a fake number, Ed (moved these to the right thread)
d.

[CMcDougall]

Issue 4 beeb B was a tape only machine, with older heat sink
KELTEK 08-ANB01-3 000452

Issue1 beeb B+64 dated 4/6/85, 1770FDC factory fitted and useless DFS2.0j (so now works with DFS2.26 )
01-ANB53-5510027

[Jimbo]

My Electron has 07-ALA0 136748 stamped on it's undercarriage.

[DarrenW]

BBC Master 128:
01-AMB15 0237734

[DutchAcorn]

BBC model B, issue 7, tape only, assembled in Hong Kong.

02-B01-223825

[Boydie]

For starters...

Communicator (AFB 05) 0101157
Briefcase Communicator (AFB 15) 1000198
Electron 00037899
Master 128 0232603 (Turbo board unlabelled - ex-Acorn)
Master 128 0126084 (512 board unlabelled)
Master Compact (Keyboard) 0107183
Master Compact (Drive unit) 1001277
Master ET 0101909
Cambridge Workstation (ACW 443) 00109
Cambridge Workstation (ACW 32/4) No. 37 (Acorn internal machine, 32016 replaced by ARM Evalutation System No. 51)
A500 63
Teletext Adapter 9003359
Econet Bridge 0200098
Econet Installation Kit (AEH 19) 1000263
Prestel Adapter 1000310
Z80 Second Processor 1007190
6502 Second Processor No label, sticker 665 on board
32016 Second Processor 0100308
ARM Evaluation System No label, sticker 56 on board
Winchester System 130 0101066
Bitstick 1000109
Dual Disc Drive 04-002-001808
Master Dual Floppy Plinth 011181
Music 500 0100575
Music 5000 0104324

[Boydie]

A680 01-A680B-0000121
A310 dual floppy 27-AKB15-1012813
A310 27-AKB15-1000344
A420/1 25-AKB46-1000856
A540 01-AKB50-0001679
A4000 01-AGC20-1011796
A5000 25-ALB12-1011756
Multimedia Expansion Unit 95-CAO50-1010984

Podules:

Ether1 01-AKA25-1001363
Ether2 01-AEH50-1000160
Ether3 91-AEH54-0001472
SCSI 01-AKA31-0001906
SCSI AKA32 79-ZZZ01-1010248
I/O Podule 25-AKA10-1002007
HD Podule + 20Mb HD 27-AKD52-1000281

[BradBrad]

A3000: 01AKB01-1100121

BBC B: 03ANB01 3053806

Both fully functional. The BBC is missing a key.

[John Ferguson]

My Atom has a full complement of memory together with the floating point rom. No printer connection hardware. The regulators have been bypassed.

[davidb]

Might as well snaffle a serial number from an Electron in this YouTube video: 07ALA01-0093846

[NilByMouth]

Mine:
BBC Model B: S/N 01-ANB01-3022678 - just has the 8271 DFS upgrade

My friend Bob's:
BBC Model B: No S/N ?? Issue 7 board, 8271 DFS upgrade
BBC Model B: S/N 08-ANB01-018486, 8271 DFS upgrade, Econet, WE RAM/ROM Board

[mlouka]

BBC Master 128

01-AMB15-0174276

[balladof32]

[Kazzie]

Acorn Archimedes 420/1: 27-AKB42-1001558

[SteveBagley]

Was reading this PDF and it suggests that the number off A440 (not A440/1) produced might be significantly higher than the calculations in the first post suggest…

http://chrisacorns.computinghistory.org ... SNews2.pdf

It lists the range of serial numbers that need certain field changes applying. For the A440, this lists a set of patches that need applying to the machines with serial numbers in the range 27-AKB20-1000479 to 27-AKB20-1002255 which is significantly higher than previously estimated. It'd be interesting to know where they all ended up…

Steve