Ok. Those are quite small. So you have one? Or those are not yours?
If you have one, and a way to accurately measure it, making more will be easy for anyone with a lathe.
I could do it, but surely you can find a machinist closer to home?
Guy
At 01:03 PM 10/11/2018 +0000, Riesen Thomas wrote:
>Guy,
>I am looking for small motor pulley ... see pic ...
>Regards
>Thomas
>
>-----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht-----
>Von: Guy Dunphy [mailto:guykd at optusnet.com.au]
>Gesendet: Samstag, 10. November 2018 13:25
>An: Riesen Thomas <thomas.riesen at predata.ch>; General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts <cctalk at classiccmp.org>
>Betreff: Re: 50Hz Pulley for 8" Floppy Drive Mitshubishi M2894-63B
>
>At 12:03 PM 10/11/2018 +0000, you wrote:
>>Hi all
>>
>>Any suggestions where to find two 50Hz-Pulleys for the 8" Floppy drive
>>Mitsubishi M2894-63B?
>>
>>If there also the appropriate ribbon gummies available, I would be very
>>happy.
>>
>>Regards
>>Thomas
>
>
>Do you know what they look like, and the dimensions?
>Because I have these. http://everist.org/pics/misc/IMG_1655_pulley_800.jpg
>
>_Maybe_ they were off Mitsubishi drives, not sure. Had them in a box of floppy drive related bits for a loooong time, and have no recollection of where they came from.
>These are 49.0 mm OD, hole 4.7 mm dia. And this is Australia, with 50Hz mains.
>
>Guy
>
>
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Hi all
Any suggestions where to find two 50Hz-Pulleys for the 8" Floppy drive
Mitsubishi M2894-63B?
If there also the appropriate ribbon gummies available, I would be very
happy.
Regards
Thomas
Hello Everyone,
We found a PDP-11 QBUS card cage with a KDF11 and some other cards (RAM,
ROM, some basic peripherals) which included a DSD-4140 card.
Unfortunately, the DSD-4140 is missing one of it's microcode PROMs for
some reason.
Does anyone else have one of these cards? It'd be really helpful if we
could get some dumps of the 4 microcode PROMs so we can compare what we
have and look into replacing what we don't have with an adapted modern
part. (and if anyone goes to the trouble to read the 4 microcode PROMs,
there's also an 82S137 that deserves to be dumped).
Here's a picture of the card in question: https://i.imgur.com/tzYjPYF.jpg
Regards,
Joe Zatarski
Mainframes and other stuff
Recycle center in NC is willing to save out "stuff" for people.
No, no one can go in the back and scrounge.
No, he does not want a lot of emails from people.
Yes, he gets big blue and orange and beige 6 foot tall OLD mainframes in all
the time. They squash them at the moment.
Yes, he will package small orders, and will properly palletize larger
orders.
Local pick up will be available after the new year.
So, if u can send me a picture with description and some part numbers, along
with what you want to pay, I will consolidate things and make arrangements.
Please don't ask for specific boards from DEC; they don't want to go into
that much detail.
QBUS will mean nothing to him.
Big orange cabinet that says xxxxx is much more likely to get saved.
They are moving to new warehouse 1st of the month, so all this will start
happening after the 1st of the year.
Cindy Croxton
Electronics Plus
1613 Water Street
Kerrville, TX 78028
830-792-3400 phone
830-792-3404 fax
sales at elecplus.com
AOL IM elcpls
https://www.ebay.com/itm/132933407806
this is interesting because of the price and that all of the Sun drives
I've ever come across had the 800bpi option in them
there should be a yellow covered 8x11 manual out there if not.. let me know...
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On Sunday, January 13, 2019 Jason T via cctalk <silent700 at gmail.com; cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote:
On Sun, Jan 13, 2019 at 7:47 PM ED SHARPE via cctalk
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>
> If any the? group? gets the? bell mac? we would love? a scan? or? hi? res? photo of that multi? colored? sheet. It? would? look? nice? printed in the? back? of? a? display? of? ? one of these units? here.We? have? 3 of these units as? I remember...? and? actually? when I? get my hands around them one? will be? up? for? grabs. Please? advise? ------Ed# SMECC
Seconded - I have one of these boards (without the fancy case) but I
have zero docs for it, save for what little is online.? The auction
seemed to have a few booklets, as well as the poster.
j
This looks like a project with a ton of potential for archviving media
without having to deal with the asshattery of the kryoflux people.
https://github.com/picosonic/bbc-fdc
g.
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ScarletDME - The red hot Data Management Environment
A Multi-Value database for the masses, not the classes.
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Does anyone have any DC6525 tape cartridges they would be willing
to part with? One of the Expansion boxes on my VAX has a TKZ10
but none of the older QIC tapes I have can handle the format from
this drive.
bill
My PDP 11/40 suddenly lost it's ability to boot RL02 disks except the XXDP
disk. I have two drives, both boot up an XXDP (I have more than one) just
fine, but any formerly-working RT-11 (v 5, 5.1, 5.3) no longer boots, it
just hangs. I have been troubleshooting, running the 11/40 XXDP tests, but
they seem to just hang too. And I am not a big fan of XXDP anyway. I have
cleaned the drive heads, the disks are ok. I can load BASIC just fine from
PDPGUI "tape" through the serial card (M7800)
Any off the cuff suggestions why this specific issue would arise? Power
seems ok, looking for dumb reasons that I missed. I have swapped out CPU
cards, does not make any difference. I am pretty sure it's a UNIBUS
interference issue, at least that's my working theory. I suppose there may
be an RT-11 boot instruction call or routine of the CPU that XXDP does not
exercise explaining why XXDP boots. Maybe RAM locations.
In the end I just have to work through everything, but I am open to
suggestions to help cut down the time spent diagnosing the problem.
Thanks in advance, I will be around tonight (East Coast USA Time)
Bill