<p><ahref="images/DAVIAC-1.jpg"><imgsrc="images/DAVIAC-1.jpg"alt="All the PCBs for the DAVIAC-1 populated with relays, LEDs and other miscellaneous parts mounted neatly on some particle hinged board mounted to the wall. Miscellaneous vintage test equipment and a laptop with a lot of stickers on it in the foreground"width=100%/></a></p>
<p><ahref="images/ClockFP.jpg"><imgsrc="images/ClockFP.jpg"alt="CLoseup of a PCB with a motor, cam and microswitch combined with a variable resistor to be a clock pulse generator and a panel with LEDs and switches acting as some control inputs for the computer"width=100%/></a></p>
<p><ahref="images/RAM.jpg"><imgsrc="images/RAM.jpg"alt="Several boards with micro-relays and LEDs that comprise the RAM of the DAVIAC-1"width=100%/></a></p>
<p><ahref="images/Registers.jpg"><imgsrc="images/Registers.jpg"alt="PCB with a large number of two types of relays and LEDs, some lit"width=100%/></a></p>
<p><ahref="images/ROM.jpg"><imgsrc="images/ROM.jpg"alt="PCB with a large number of DIP switeches, a few relays and LEDs comprising the ROM of the computer"width=100%/></a></p>
<p><ahref="images/ScratchRam.jpg"><imgsrc="images/ScratchRam.jpg"alt="A repeat of the RAM with larger relays, and only 8 bytes, a PCB with a lot relays"width=100%/></a></p>