This was the last computer, of 8, that Robert Nielsen kept, long after he sold the first 7 to Herbert Eisengruber of the Nova Scotia Computer Museum. He tried to sell in on eBay but the reserve was a bit high. He eventually made a deal with Lonnie Mimms, founder of the Computer Museum of America. Since the museum or it's founder own five Kenbak-1's, this has remained in storage, not on public display.
Robert was fond of this computer for unclear reasons. He liked the CTI name, which meant more to him than Kenbak, as he worked closely with CTI for years. And this somewhat worked, but not completely, as his youtube video shows. It appears several ICs have been replaced, and sockets were installed where ICs were replaced. Much had been done to keep this working.
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This is from his You Tube video, available here, where he shows his computer and demonstrates some of it's functionality, but it couldn't run a program.