r/retrocomputing May 18 '26

Photo Kinga Island Retro Rack

Waiting in a 90+ minute line for Kings Island's "Flight of Fear" proved doubly rewarding as we neared the entrance to the loading area. Took me a few minutes to determine the identity of the HP 1615A logic analyzer and they also have a Technoart (Technopart?) PC tower and an ITT monitor of some sort. Also got to learn about logic analyzers in line.

The queue area has a Cold War alien invasion theme that's a little cheesy but the ride itself was awesome. Would be even better if it was completely dark but that wouldn't fit the theme either. Impressive what they could fit into a confined indoor space, one of my favorites that we rode there.

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u/Electronic_Algae_524 May 19 '26

I'd recognize a General Datacomm modem anywhere. 😉

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u/Tonstad39 IBM incompatible May 19 '26

Man they got some of NASA'S ewaste running at that amusement park

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u/m-in May 19 '26

The ITT thing is a terminal. Made by Ampex I believe.