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     text: We see that the Micromate runs under CP/M 3.0 and that it has 128 kb RAM.
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-  comments:
-  - author: John Evans (United States/Colorado)
-    date: Friday 13rd January 2017
-    text: |-
-      Greetings - just picked up the PMC-101 board and will be building a system around it once I can find some working suitable floppy drives. The disk images are out there for this system as is the ROM code.
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-      I''ve never owned a CP/M v3.0 system so it will be neat to getting it running. I''ll also build a case for it all from scratch. Would love to share experiences with other users.
-  - author: William R. Hightower Jr. (Houston Texas)
-    date: Monday 4th November 2002
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-      Let me try this again. I bought two MicroMate PMC 101 in 1983 while living in San Jose CA. I have since lost my boot diskette and all documentation. Would any one happen to know where I may find one or both of these items? To be able to boot this unit again would realy be nice.
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-  - author: William Hightower (Houston Texas)
-    date: Monday 4th November 2002
-    text: I bought two of these units in 1983 while living in San Jose CA. I have since lost my boot diskette and all documentation. Would any one happen to have a boot diskette or documentation for sale or trade.
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