MAP OF THE 530 AREA CODE |
530-343-0534 CHICO, CA |
Moonshadow (1988-1997) |
John Giannini, John Gianinni | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
530-345-7190 CHICO, CA |
The HangOut BBS (1997) |
Dave Brown | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
530-533-3786 OROVILLE, CA |
Technical Redemption (1995-1997) |
Tim Provencio | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
530-534-5329 Oroville, CA |
TDEC West BBS
, The TDEC BBS (1989-2010) |
John Young | TriBBS, Magpie , Spitfire | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
"Continuous operation since 1989. 24/7. Telnet Node: tdecwest.dyndns.org (limited to messages only for now. Other doors not working yet.)" - John Young
| 530-742-5114 |
Marrsville, CA Shade of the Tree |
Joshua Penson (Don Jamison) | WWIV |
| 530-742-5322 |
MARYSVILLE, CA Alta California Net, ShadowFire Amiga |
(1982-2001) Jim Ford |
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| 530-743-1858 |
Marysville, CA Frankendata's Castle |
(1989-1991) Wild Willy | Various |
"Only up at night. Used various software. was run on an 8088 system with no hard drive installed. Frankendata's castle was originally started because I was told I could not run a BBS without a hard drive." - Wild Willy
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| 530-823-7680 |
AUBURN, CA Eagle-Eye |
(1985-1997) Mike Wilson |
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| 530-878-1573 |
AUBURN, CA Waveform BBS |
(1997-1998) Rob Stephenson |
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| 530-878-2239 |
AUBURN, CA House Of Hammer, Kombucha! |
(1996-1998) Ken Ellis, Pat Karr-Ellis |
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| 530-878-6313 |
AUBURN, CA Ten Forward |
(1995-1997) A.J. Rystad |
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| 530-878-6783 |
AUBURN, CA Free Opinion BBS |
(1997-1998) Nick Bearden |
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| 530-878-8927 |
Meadow Vista, CA WORMWooD |
(1988-1998) David Canfield, Richard Hoopes | Opus v1.03 |
"Originally run on a Packard Bell 8088 purchased from Price Club, now known as Costco. Computer came with a 30MB hard drive. After a year, purchased a second 60MB hard drive to host as many files and Fidonet message areas as possible. Seemed to only be limited by my 2400 baud modem! Home base before David took over the BBS was on a desk in our bedroom next to our bed. When the first child was born, I recall my wife laying on the bed playing with our infant son and saying, "Get to know the back of that man's head, it's all I ever see--That's your father". 25 Years later, we're still married! Hosted a MUPT (Modem User Pizza Thingy) a few times at Mountain Mike's Pizza in downtown Meadow Vista. After I turned the BBS over to David in 1991 and moved to the big city of Sacramento, I continued to use the Packard Bell for the kids until the 8088 fell out of favor even for them. It sat around as a doorstop for awhile. I'm a pretty big pack rat when it comes to computer parts, books, disks, etc, but the wife finally gave me the stern, "It has to go" speech. Feeling lazy, I didn't even try to resurrect the beast, connect a null modem cable and siphon off all the data... For that I have felt bad for years!" - Richard Hoopes
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| 530-893-5761 |
CHICO, CA Madman BBS |
(1996-1997) Richard Ratledge |
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| 530-893-8079 |
CHICO, CA Alta California Net, Madman BBS, Net119 EC, Net119 NEC |
(1992-2001) Richard Ratledge, Echomail Coord |
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15 Sysops currently listed. | 15 BBSes Listed. |