Rumor has it that Chuck Guzis may have mentioned these words:
>On 24 Feb 2008 at 7:57, Jason T wrote:
>
> > I think these are all worthy of note. Interesting, too, that most of
> > them are from the Toledo store. Maybe a collector dumped his extras?
>
>What caught my eye was the Panasonic box. If I were a collector, it
>might be very appealing as a not-very-common home computer.
My thoughts exactly.
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Laterz,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
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Hi Peter,
I would be interested in these for the Computing History museum in Suffolk.
See: www.computinghistory.org.uk
The trouble id you're a bit far away. I might have someone in your area that I can
ask, but otherwise would you be able to stick them in a box and in the post?
I'll obviously pay the postage.
Cheers
Jason Fitzpatrick
www.ComputingHistory.org.uk
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From: peter.hicks at poggs.co.uk
Sent: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 19:15:09 +0000
To: cctalk at classiccmp.org
Subject: OFFERED: Assorted manuals
Hello
Tidying up here, I have the following up for grabs. You'll need to be able to
collect in London or St Albans, UK:
* ICL DRS 8801 User Guide and Ready Reference
* Apple ][ Users Guide (ISBN 0-931988-46-2)
* Silentype Operation/Reference Manual (for Apple ][)
* Apple ][ BASIC Programming Manual
* The Applesoft Tutorial
* Meet The Micro book (ISBN 0-900608-18-8)
* Mastering Visicalc (ISBN 0-89588-090-3)
* Amstrad Microsoft Windows 2.03 User Guide (book)
* Microcomputer Graphics book (ISBN 0-201-05092-7)
* Commodore 64 User Manual
* Microsoft Word for Windows 2.0 manual
Anyone interested?
Peter
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Hello
Tidying up here, I have the following up for grabs. You'll need to be able to
collect in London or St Albans, UK:
* ICL DRS 8801 User Guide and Ready Reference
* Apple ][ Users Guide (ISBN 0-931988-46-2)
* Silentype Operation/Reference Manual (for Apple ][)
* Apple ][ BASIC Programming Manual
* The Applesoft Tutorial
* Meet The Micro book (ISBN 0-900608-18-8)
* Mastering Visicalc (ISBN 0-89588-090-3)
* Amstrad Microsoft Windows 2.03 User Guide (book)
* Microcomputer Graphics book (ISBN 0-201-05092-7)
* Commodore 64 User Manual
* Microsoft Word for Windows 2.0 manual
Anyone interested?
Peter
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Q: Why is top-posting bad?
Ian,
Do you have the disk controller board for the B80? I developed it back in
1973. If you do could you email me a jpg of it? It has a certain nostalgia
value.
It is also the first ASIC disk controller in the industry, and I'd like to
at least get the photo into the Computer Museum in Sunnyvale.
If there is any thing I can help you with on the machine, just let me know.
I also ran the team that developed the floppy disk drive on the unit.
Jim O'Reilly
Are these BA23-based?
If so, don't forget that the DB9 pinout isn't standard !
Traditional DB9 cabling won't work !
T
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Q-bus (BA 23, BA123 & (with mods to the mounting hardware) BA213) SCSI
controllers.
What works (in particular with disks + MSCP + VMS), how well and what's
still about ?
What I know is:
CMD CDQ-220/TM supports disks and tapes, and works with RZ2x disks /
MSCP / VMS
DEC KZQSA-AA (aka M5976-AA) is the BA23 Q-bus SCSI controller
CMD CDQ-223/TM is a 220 with EMC shielding for a BA213 box
What I'm curious to know is:
- What boards were made and which are commonly available
e.g. DEC KZQSA, CMD CDQ-220, Dilog SQ706 ?, Emulex UC02 ?, Andromeda
SCDC-11 ?, ...
- The relative (to SCSI 1) performance of each of the boards
- Which boards are "dogs" : gotchas, tape only, unreliability /
electronics failures
And, some specific queries are:
- What is the difference between a CDQ-220/xxx and a CDQ-220A/xxx ?
- What is the functionality of a CDQ-243 (quad board, BA213 cab kit, 2
SCSI connectors) wrt a CDQ-220 / 223 ?
Regards
Martin
After 15 years more a restorers item.
See it run before you buy it!!
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From: cctech-bounces at classiccmp.org
[mailto:cctech-bounces at classiccmp.org] On Behalf Of steven stengel
Sent: 24 February 2008 09:10
To: cctalk at classiccmp.org
Subject: Craigslist - Digital PDP-1123 - Lincoln, NE
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/sys/580456982.html
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Digital PDP-1123 (vintage)
Reply to: sale-580456982 at craigslist.org
Date: 2008-02-20, 8:25AM PST
Digital (for you kids, that's a brand) PDP-1123 CPU, four Digital RL-02
drives and disks. Rack mounted. Taken out of service 15 or so years ago,
worked at the time. This is a collectors item.
Location: Lincoln, NE
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If you were in the UK I could tell you where to order MMJ cables (Black
Box still sell them and are not expensive)
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From: cctech-bounces at classiccmp.org
[mailto:cctech-bounces at classiccmp.org] On Behalf Of Richard
Sent: 23 February 2008 17:28
To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts
Subject: Re: a bad day for vaxen
In article <BAY104-W32B90EC12E3817FBAD51BBC91E0 at phx.gbl>,
Dan Gahlinger <dgahling at hotmail.com> writes:
> that doesnt help if my cables are bad :P
Have you tested your cables? Hook an ohmmeter to each end and measure
the connectivity of the wires.
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http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/sys/580456982.html
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Digital PDP-1123 (vintage)
Reply to: sale-580456982 at craigslist.org
Date: 2008-02-20, 8:25AM PST
Digital (for you kids, that's a brand) PDP-1123 CPU, four Digital RL-02 drives and disks. Rack mounted. Taken out of service 15 or so years ago, worked at the time. This is a collectors item.
Location: Lincoln, NE
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Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 13:55:56 +0000
Groups: alt.sys.pdp11
From: info2008 at parse.com (Robert Krten)
Org: UseNetServer.com
Subject: eBay: PDP11 cards, RK06 stuff, core memory
Id: <d3c03$47c025ec$4c0aad39$15163 at TEKSAVVY.COM>
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Continuing with the cleanup, I have the following items up on eBay:
Item # Description
130200228627 PDP-11 boards M105, M234, M7228, M7800YA, M7810, M782,
M7821, M7850, M7856(3), M7859, M7860(3), M7941, M7944,
M8047, M8186, M8192, M9301YF, M9401, M971 (Total 23)
130200218825 H214 8k x 16 core memory
130200220702 H222/G652 (MM11DP) 16k x 18 core memory
130200217482 RK06 Operator Control Panel (2)
130200271249 RK06 Boards (Total 14)
130200277362 PDP-11 Third Party boards (Total 24)
130200500053 PDP-11 AAV11K 4 Channel 12-bit DAC
More next week as I continue the cleanup.
Cheers,
-RK
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