I've got a set of DEC diagnostic floppies (RX50) and I don't have the
decoding scheme at hand to figure out the part number and therefore their
usage. I don't know which machine these run on -- Micro PDP-11 or MicroVAX.
I sort of suspect they *may* be for my uVAX II because they came with a
heap of other goodies, including a working uPDP-11/73, at the same time I
got said uVAX II.
Given the part numbers listed below could anyone tell me about them (other
than the obvious ;-) )?
BL-T540B-M1 CZUFDB1 USER TESTS
BL-T541B-M1 CZXD1B1 FIELD SERVICE TESTS 1
BL-T542B-MC CZXD2B0 FIELD SERVICE TESTS 2
BL-T565B-MC CZXD3B0 FIELD SERVICE TESTS 3
BL-T583B-MC CZXD4B0 FIELD SERVICE TESTS 4
Thanks for your help.
(BTW, should these be added to an archive or two (bitsavers for instance)?)
-Chris F.
NNNN
Christian Fandt, Electronic/Electrical Historian
Jamestown, NY USA cfandt(a)netsync.net
Member of Antique Wireless Association
URL: http://www.antiquewireless.org/
I have a small Apple grayscale tube (about 12"), probably from the Apple
IIc or IIgs days. Basically, baseband video. in fact, I was using it as a
video monitor until recently.
Pretty good shape. Anyone want this for $5.00? Shipping is from 10512. The
junkyard calls...
Reply off list.
William Donzelli
aw288(a)osfn.org
I have been recovering HP64000 files from floppies written by a 64000 that
no longer boots.
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A scan of the 64000 floppy ref man that describes the LIF implemenation
can now be found at www.bitsavers.org/hp/64000/64941-90906_flpRef_Jan84.pdf
"McFadden, Mike" <mmcfadden(a)cmh.edu> wrote:
> VAX 6000-610
> VAX 6000-410
I'm salivating but just don't have a place to house a 6000 in a full cabinet
(unless it's the smaller version for space-constrained people, a smallish
rackmount XMI card cage, but those were rarer than hen's teeth), let alone two
of them.
Is it the kind of thing that's headed for death in a melter if no one takes it?
If someone else (with a warehouse for his computers) can take them, great, but
if no one does and they head for scrap, can you please take out all boards (I'm
interested in all XMI and all VAXBI boards, the TU58, and any other boards/parts
that may be there other than the huge cabinet that I unfortunately can't handle)
and let me (or other interested people) have them?
MS
these will probably go relal cheap as in > $5.00. The one on the left is a sun 390 upgradable to 690 SMP. The tall boy ob the lest is a sun 3/280. The later one may go for more just because the 7' rack is in nice condition.
http:w3.arizona.edu/~pacs/surplus/public/sale/pics/0504024.JPG
I have pulled several Intel Aboveboards out of Compaq Portable 1s & IIs. They
work well for memory expansion on the ISA 8 and 16 bit busses.
Paxton
Astoria
Dear Rich,
do you still have the Shugart 851 one? Or at least the user manual for it?
Thanks,
Zdravko Stefanov
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Hi everyone
I'm looking for some kind soul to identify this machine for me
http://www.applefritter.com/node/view/1711
I see someone has replied on Applefritter and is talking about it being
some kind of giant transciever, but any extra details would be
appreciated.
-Michael Fincham
www.mfp.co.nz
