fantastic, thank you for sharing
Harwell Dekatron 1947 computer booting up. #BletchleyPark is awesome (Faster than my last windows update 
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You're welcome Peter
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hi Nicola, looking at your Bio, did you see my article on
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Hi Peter, nope but would like to, could you DM me a link?
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Thank you for reminding me of the wonderful time I had at Bletchley Park. The sound of the Harwell Dekatron is amazing.pic.twitter.com/k8J4Axz54z
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The Museum of Computing at
#BletchleyPark did a fantastic job. Must also be the first
to have a "face" (check out the dials) 
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Yep, those are Strowger two motion switches.
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Thanks!
@bizzyunderscore@thegrugq It sounds amazing doesn't it?
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great meeting you today. :-)
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Great meeting you too
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I want to see the cooling system.
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Think the Harwell Dekatron is Air-cooled (should wear a VW shirt in tribute on my next visit).
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Worked on a hybrid comp (Tube and Trans) in the US army. U could hear the AC for KMs. Today it could be an 2" X 2" X 1" box.
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Yes, I am that old. Today it would be more of a modem. Data was from very precise analog computers. Very $.
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This is amazing, believe me I have never seen anything like this before!
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