The Hektor (sometimes known as the PT502, although this is actually the course number) was a single board computer used by the Open University to teach electronic and engineer students how to design and build a microcomputer. On completing the course the computer was to be returned to the Open University.

This example in our collection is an Issue A board. It is in its original box with course booklets, user manual, experimentation notes, and University correspondence.

Manufacturer: Open University
Date: 1981

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH35201. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.