Samaritan BBS
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"I was the first to get OmegaComm (by Larry Loiselle) on FidoNet,
thanks to Mark Sawyer's feed from the Recovery BBS. Initially the
board ran on a Radio Shack Tandy 1000Hx that I had added a 32MB
hard drive to. Eventually, the board ran on an old 8086 PC clone
and a 1200 baud modem; eventually upgraded to a 2400, but I could
never afford a decent USR HST modem. I eventually shut down the
board because I didn't have the money to invest in it and make it
decent in the way the Nor'Easter BBS was. I had a large collection
of available protocols for file transfer too. In addition to
standard x/y/zmodem I was running things like BiModem and Puma;
pretty much anything that came down the pike. Nobody ever did much
transfer though! Maybe I will share what I can remember in an
essay format later. /\/ick (oh and I started using the /\/ when i
saw one of my users named Mike using /\/\.)" - Nick Cassavaugh

Phone   : 603-224-9262
Place   : Concord, NH
Years   : 1990
Sysop   : Nick Cassavaugh
Software: OmegaComm

Listed by telephone number, as they all were. A few of
these boards did reach the web: see recoveries-002.txt.
Source  : bbslist.textfiles.com, compiled by Jason Scott

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