Alexei Vnebrachnei Ivanovitch

This page is under construction (as all good web-pages are)

E-mail:

alxevans@concentric.net

Phone:

(831) 899-1380

Postal:

501 Malmedy Rd
Seaside, CA 93955

I'm currently a Sergeant in the US Army, my job I'm a Mandarin Chinese Linguist, who also speaks Spanish. On 6 June 2003 I married a wonderful woman, Ana Lisa. I have a strong background in Computers, Physics, and Math (Statistics), and like to collect computers, watch anime, play role-playing games, and take pictures. Finally, I have a real connection with the old air-cooled Volkswagens.

I have had three VW buses, a Thing, and am now driving and repairing a '69 Beetle which I managed to get for only $200 and a '70 VW Bus.

As to the computers I currently have 60 or so depending on how you count things. I am interested in any information that you may have about any of these, or any interesting (as in with some unusual characteristic) old computers. You can find some of what I have dug up here.

In addition to this page, I also maintain a Genealogical web page, the Daniel Sunderland Genealogy.

I have the following computers:

• Amiga 1000
• Commodore Amiga 1200
• Escom Amiga 1200
• 2-Commodore Amiga 2000
• Commodore Amiga 3000
• Apple Macintosh Plus
• Apple Macintosh SE
• 2-Osborne 1
• Motorola Four Phase Systems S2000
• Timex Sinclair 2068
• Sinclair ZX-81
• 2-Commodore 128
• Commodore 64
• Radio Shack TRS-80 Color Computer 2
• 2-Tandy Color Computer 3
• 2-Texas Instruments TI-99/4a
• 2-1.7 GHz Intel Pentium 4 based PC-compatible (self assembled)
• AMD Athlon XP 2200+ based PC-compatible (self assembled)
• AMD Athlon XP 2400+ based PC-compatible (self assembled)
• AST 486DX2-40 Laptop
• 2-Apple IIgs
• Apple G5 Macintosh
• 2-Apple iMac
• Atari 800
• Bell & Howell "Black" Apple ][+
• Commodore Vic-20
• Hewlett Packard HP-125
• Hewlett Packard HP-41CX (its an overblown calculator)
• Hewlett Packard HP-48GX
• Hewlett Packard HP-71B
• Hewlett Packard HP-85
• Hewlett Packard HP-86
• Hewlett Packard Pavillion zv5000
• Motorola 68HC11 EVBU
• NeXTStation Turbo Slab
• Non-Linear Systems Kaypro 10
• Osborne Executive
• Osborne Vixen
• Radio Shack Model 100
• Radio Shack PC-1 Pocket Computer
• Silicon Graphics Indigo2
• Sinclair QL
• Sony Clie PEG-SJ30/U (PDA)
• Sony Playstation 2 (only listed because it is running Linux)
• Sun 3/50
• Sun 3/60
• Sun 4/110
• Sun SPARCStation 20
• TANO Dragon
• Tandy Model 200
• eSystems etower 366ls (Hey, who turns down a free computer)

Chip References:

• GIME custom chip
• Hitachi H63B09EP microprocessor
• Motorola MC6809E microprocessor
• Motorola MC6821 PIA
• Motorola MC6883L SAM
• Motorola M68000 microprocessor
• Motorola M68010 microprocessor
• Rockwell 6502 microprocessor
• Texas Instruments TMS9900 microprocessor
• Zilog Z80 microprocessor

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  Thanks to T. Carlson for many of the pictures of these computers that I'm using. I obtained them from his Obsolete Computer Museum. I recently obtained a scanner, and as time permits will update the images so they are actually of my computers.

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  A few particular machines I'm looking for/intend to obtain:

  • VAX
  • OSK Box
  • CP/M Box with 8" drives
  • One of the successors to the Amiga
  • Cray T3E-900 ;-)

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  Some other people into interesting old hardware

  • Willard Goosey

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  I play the following RPGs:

  • Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (A mixture of 1st and 2nd edition)
  • Alternity
  • Mythus
  • Reich Star
  • Shadowrun
  • Space 1889

  How about some free RPGs The price is definitely right.

  As far as the Photography is concerned. I don't take many pictures of people, preferring landscapes, buildings, and a certain amount of nature photography. Here is one of my favorite landscapes:

  It is a picture of M-Mountain in Socorro, NM which I took late one night.

  I also occasionally fiddle around with computer graphics. Don't expect great art, it's just fiddling around.

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  This page last updated on: 17 Octtober 2004