Thanks Kevin, The other Kevin Collins was a Radio Amateur on Willis Island
(a Met Station off the Queensland coast) -- I used to speak to him daily or
thrice daily sometimes --as I was a Radio Amateur too. His call was VK9ZC VK
= Australia 9 denoting an Australian State or Territory and ZC was Willis
and C he was the third to operate from there

Mine was VK
3 = Victoria
AH -- as I took over a deceased persons call though I got my licence in
1954 --

Incidenally got that memory on Sunday and it is well on its way to
Mallacoota.

Thanks again -- trusting the explanation makes sense! Regards Ken
"kenmac" <kenmacl@bigpond.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Folk,
>
> The HP Pavilion 8800 comes with 64M SDRAM memory as standard
> Speed 100 MHz synchronous Sockets Two 168-pin DIMMs
> Size 32, 64, 128, 256 and 512 MB DIMMs
> Sockets Two 168-pin DIMMs Pairs Required No
> Type Supported SDRAM, 100 MHz, Intel PC SDRAM unbuffered DIMM
> specification, revision 1.0 compliant
>
> As this is for someone in the bush can they mix that 68M with a 128 or a
> 256M
>
> Anyones help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks in anticipation
> Regards Ken
>