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wIf this M-XVI from CCS had been available in the '30s, I would have had the secret of invisibility wrapped up in half the time!' THE INVISIBLE MAN The place was alive with "mad doctors" 40 years ago. For good reasons. They couldn't get what they wanted. Labs were piled high with incomplete kits, defective gear, and undecipherable support documentation. All that's history now that Califor- nia Computer Systems has arrived on the computer hobbyist scene. We'll see that no electronics maverick goes away mad. Three proofs positive: our new M-XVI Static RAM Module for S-100 bus systems... our new PT-1 Wire-Wrap Board... and our new Soldertail Prototyping Board. The M-XVI features include: fully static design, useof popular 2114 static RAMs, ability to meet IEEE proposed S-100 signal stan- dards, full buffering, addressability in 4K blocks, and bank select by bank port and bank byte. The PT-1 Wire-Wrap Board has all S-100 signals specified and provisions for four regulators. The Soldertail Board has all S-100 signals labelled, provisions for four regulators, and can accept 16-24-and-40 pin spacing. Take a tip from the Invisible Man. He's quit derailing trains, robbing banks, and scaring helpless damsels since CCS gave him what he wants. If you're looking for satisfaction, too, checkout our new product line today at your nearby computer store.

California Computer Systems 309 Laurelwood Road Santa Clara, CA 95050 (408)988-1620 So Nobody Goes Away Mad. Circle 37 on inquiry card.