Guess that's a lot of time down the tubes 
I'd love to own a profit share of his power company.
I love this kind of project. I've been working on a homebrew computer for a while, but to do it with tubes is a pretty unique approach for this century.
There was something like that I saw once, but I think a 6800 implemented with relays.
(As someone who worked in a Strowger exchange, that's not a house I'd like to visit)
That's worse than an uncoordinated group of tap-dancers
I'd say relays are a lot closer to Crossbar than Strowger, Crossbar is reasonably quiet.
That was a lot of fun to watch.
I wonder how they implemented the algorithm for solving the linear equation set.
I was surprised to see that there were no self-latching relays in the memory core. That's where my mind goes when I imagine relay memory, but I guess that's more of an SRAM thing.
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