I am in the process of thinning down my vintage computer holdings, to relieve some of the burden I will leave to my heirs (hopefully not too soon!).
I have a working tiny PDP-11/73 system available for sale. I would much prefer not to have to break it down and pack it for shipping, but I will if the buyer agrees to pay for the packing and shipping costs.
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Tiny PDP-11/73 System:
H9281-BA backplane and card cage
KDJ11-A CPU
DLV11-J 4 port SIO
MSV11-LK 256KB/128KW memory
Emulex UC07 SCSI interface
Power-on Reset board from here:
http://www.heeltoe.com/index.php?n=Pcbs.Qbus-por
SCSI-to-SD hard drive emulator with 4 drives available, RT-11 installed
MeanWell RT-125B power supply
4.5 inch AC fan
qty 4 GlitchWorks serial cables
Spare PDP-11/23 CPU saved as a backup:
KDF11-AB CPU
RT-11 Pocket Guide
RT-11 Mini-Reference Manual
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I am asking $800.00 for the lot. It cost me about that, probably more to acquire it piece-by-piece and assemble it into a working system.
smp
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Stephen Pereira
Bedford, NH 03110
KB1SXE
Would someone please suggest a suitable screw specification for the Compaq
Portable keyboard? My restoration project was interrupted and I managed
to lose the screws.
--
David Griffith
dave at 661.org
A: Because it fouls the order in which people normally read text.
Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing?
A: Top-posting.
Q: What is the most annoying thing in e-mail?
I'm looking for a manual I can't find on Bitsavers: a DECnet/10 programming manual. The reason: trying to read PSTHRU.MAC and realizing that I was trying to understand DECnet-10 code while reading the DECnet-20 programming manual. Oops.
paul
I am in the process of thinning down my vintage computer holdings, to relieve some of the burden I will leave to my heirs (hopefully not too soon!).
I have a working tiny PDP-11/73 system available for sale. I would much prefer not to have to break it down and pack it for shipping, but I will if the buyer agrees to pay for the packing and shipping costs.
- - - - -
Tiny PDP-11/73 System:
H9281-BA backplane and card cage
KDJ11-A CPU
DLV11-J 4 port SIO
MSV11-LK 256KB/128KW memory
Emulex UC07 SCSI interface
Power-on Reset board from here:
http://www.heeltoe.com/index.php?n=Pcbs.Qbus-por <http://www.heeltoe.com/index.php?n=Pcbs.Qbus-por>
SCSI-to-SD hard drive emulator with 4 drives available, RT-11 installed
MeanWell RT-125B power supply
4.5 inch AC fan
qty 4 GlitchWorks serial cables
Spare PDP-11/23 CPU saved as a backup:
KDF11-AB CPU
RT-11 Pocket Guide
RT-11 Mini-Reference Manual
- - - - -
I am asking $800.00 for the lot. It cost me about that, probably more to acquire it piece-by-piece and assemble it into a working system.
smp
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Stephen Pereira
Bedford, NH 03110
KB1SXE
I have quite a few Motorola Microsystems Exorciser boards including this
6800 single board computer for which I am lacking any documentation.
I've seen a brochure in Al's collection on Bitsavers but haven't found
any details that might discuss jumper settings or even better,
a schematic.
Wondering if anyone would have a user manual or other detailed docs for
this board?
M68MM01A2 -- has 6800 CPU, 6875 1.0 MHz clock generator, 6850 ACIA and
MC14411 baud rate clock, (4) EPROM/ROM sockets and (2) 6821 PIA sockets
with the 86-pin Exorciser edge connector.
I'm interested in seeing if I can minimally modify it to have a similar
memory map to the Altair 680 so that the Altair's PROM monitor could
run on it.
Thanks!
Chris
--
Chris Elmquist
> From: Grant Taylor <cctalk at gtaylor.tnetconsulting.net>
>
> I wince at the idea of running with QIC tape. But my experience is with
> QIC-80 tapes of the '90s which were so unreliable as to be in the same
> category as AOL floppy disks during the late '90s around the transition
> to CD-ROMs. As in I would trust an AOL floppy disk to better hold my
> data for a week than I would a QIC-80 tape to hold data for a month,
> much less a year. ...and I didn't even trust an AOL floppy to go from
> computer to computer for 5 minutes. -- Talk about a race to the bottom
> for quality.
I wish I'd kept some. I had some AOL CDs from slightly later that made decent coasters for decades. Although I guess with the shutter, the floppy wouldn't really have made a very good coaster.
Adam
Is anyone familiar with the IBM 6731 Diskette Module from around 1984 which
gave the IBM Electronic 85 and 95 Selectric Typewriters the ability to store
created documents to a 5.25" floppy diskette?
There was also a 5.25" diskette which was nicknamed "IPL" for "initial
program load", and an interface board which was installed into the
typewriter and was referred to as the "IBM Typewriter Modularity Option".
I do not have any images of the IBM 6731, but I do have an image capture
>from the installation and operations manual, posted here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/us8aely530s8p3a/6731diskettemodule.jpg?dl=0
You do not need a Dropbox account to view the image. Simply click on the X
of the login pop up and it will disappear.
Unfortunately, the only copy of this product manual I ever found was on
eBay. I purchased it last month, paid USPS priority mail shipping with
tracking and the post office lost it. :/
Thanks
Don Resor
Is anyone familiar with the IBM 6731 Diskette Module from around 1984 which
gave the IBM Electronic 85 and 95 Selectric Typewriters the ability to store
created documents to a 5.25" floppy diskette?
There was also a 5.25" diskette which was nicknamed "IPL" for "initial
program load", and an interface board which was installed into the
typewriter and was referred to as the "IBM Typewriter Modularity Option".
I do not have any images of the IBM 6731, but I do have an image capture
>from the installation and operations manual, posted here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/us8aely530s8p3a/6731diskettemodule.jpg?dl=0
You do not need a Dropbox account to view the image. Simply click on the X
of the login pop up and it will disappear.
Unfortunately, the only copy of this product manual I ever found was on
eBay. I purchased it last month, paid USPS priority mail shipping with
tracking and the post office lost it. :/
Thanks
Don Resor
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