test-drb July 2018

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Fwd: Looking for an HP16702A or B logic analyser mainframe

by alexandre.tabajara＠gmail.com

Dear friends, I'm trying to find a nice and stuffed 16702A or B to buy, shipped to Brazil or NV, USA. B preffered but I can use the A. I'd rather have it already stuffed (a pair of LA cards, oscilloscope and who know, pattern generator) Anyone willing to part with one? I can do paypal Thanks, Alexandre

8 years

ABLE, other non DEC boards.

by useddec＠gmail.com

I had a nice talk with an old friend earlier today, and we talked about how some companies were so proud of their products that they never put their name on it. Sometimes a logo, sometimes only a part number. Bitsaver is great- I don't don't know what any of us would do without it. But There are a lot of items that, at least I, can't turn up there or on Google. While looking for the ABLE (ACT) board that Mattis was talking about (and I found it for a list member who has first dibs on it) I came across: Computer Consoles 343d01533 Computer interface Tech -looks like a DZ11 clone CMD CDU-700/T witch I think can be upgraded to a M/T SCSI Unibus Simpact Assoc inc ICP-1600 DPD might have been bought out by CDA Computer design and Applicationd.which might be a subsidiary of Analogic. MM3000, 40199 2mg, FPPC Some of these I've heard of, some not. I have a few hundred DEC compatibles, and I'm tired of going through them. Duel, quad, hex, and 780. A lot of Emulex, dilog, ADAC, Data Translations. Please contact me off list if you are interested in any. Pics would be nice. Thanks, Paul

8 years

RK05 spindle pulleys - trade 50Hz vs 60Hz?

by frisbie＠flying-disk.com

Chuck Guzis <cclist at sydex.com> wrote: > In WWII radio equipment, MGs in a unitzed form called > "dynamotors" were used to supply the high-voltage anode voltage > for the tubes. And long after WWII! In the 1960s, I had a Motorola 140D (140 for the power, "D" standing for Dynamoter) mobile radio (6 meter ham band) in my car. Everytime I keyed the mike, the dynamoter would instantly spin up with a loud whine. Such radios were normally housed in the trunk of the car and required heavy wire to carry the 12 volt battery current for the dynamoter. My Monarch 10EE lathe originally came with a big motor-generator to power the variable-speed DC motor. Later versions use thyratrons, while even later ones were solid state, but they all continued to use DC motors. The variable-speed DC drive was very similar (identical?) to elevator drives, known as the Ward-Leonard system. To bring this back to the RK05, someone asked if anyone had a copy of the RK05 IPB. If you still need it, let me know and I'll dig it out. I haven't packed it for my move yet, but the drives are. Alan

8 years

DEC power connectors (UNIBUS PDP-11s, mostly)

by jnc＠mercury.lcs.mit.edu

> From: Ethan Dicks > I just saw that this specific part had a min order. They have a min $10 order on _every_ part, and also a min of $25 on the total order. Noel

8 years

DEC power connectors (UNIBUS PDP-11s, mostly)

by jnc＠mercury.lcs.mit.edu

> From: Ethan Dicks > Min order 14 @ $0.75 each. Uh, no. I think they have a $25 minimum at checkout; try it. Noel

8 years

DEC power connectors (UNIBUS PDP-11s, mostly)

by jnc＠mercury.lcs.mit.edu

> From: Fritz Mueller > If these are what you are talking about, I ordered up a bunch a couple > years ago when I rebuilt the power harness for my 11/45, and can attest > they are the right thing: Yeah, those are the ones. Note that ConnectorPeople has a relatively large minimum order. Quest has the male connectors (i.e. female pins), but not the females. Noel

8 years

HP-2116 front panel lamps

by gerardcjat＠free.fr

When I was "doing sort of " C.E. for 2116 ( 1971 _ 1981 ), we were using CM 380 as replacement. Even longer life !!

8 years

DEC power connectors (UNIBUS PDP-11s, mostly)

by jnc＠mercury.lcs.mit.edu

> From: Mattis Lind > Unfortunately the mate-n-lok which has 8 position and is used for > current loop connectors and H74x plug regulator does not seems to be > available anymore. But it would be nice to be corrected here. According to one dealer Web-site, what I think are those connector shells are now out of production. However, as I indicated, I have located several places that still have some, and I have ordered some to verify that they are the right thing. If they are (they should be here at the end of the week), I will send another message with part numbers, sources, etc. Noel

8 years

how good is the data reliability with CD ROM and DVD RAM?

by cctalk＠ibm51xx.net

>Of course there are. Since both SD cards >and ?SD cards have identical >electrical and protocol interfaces, those >adapters are just passive pieces >of plastic and wires. In fact, a lot of ?SD >cards sold these days come I believe Chuck is looking for the other way SD to micros i.e. a size reducer. -Alo

8 years

Motorola IDP board

by carlojpisani＠gmail.com

hi any chance someone has worked with the Motorola IDP m68EC0x0 board and has the manual of the 68EC020IDP CPU module? let me know p.s. have you ever seen the IDP-net card? any information on the IDP bus timing? (i'd like to develop my own net-card for the IDP bus, but I need the timing spec)

8 years

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