20 May
2004
20 May
'04
6:44 p.m.
At 05:09 PM 5/20/04, you wrote:
Back panel says it's an 11C23-F.
Not even the drives -- just the housing and power supply.
About 100 little TI boxes, each about the size of a pack of cigarettes,
each containing a different set of parts...all for $10.
I bought a
Micro PDP-11 and borrowed the seller's hand-truck to
get it out to my car. Right now it's in my garage -- I have no
documentation and haven't had time yet to check it out.
Wow! I haven't seen one of those at Dayton in a long time. I'd
be curious what model. I hefted a
Heathkit H-47 eight-inch drive housing (no drives) back
to the car. Quite heavy.
Do you have the Heathkit Qbus card to go with it or just the drives? I also bought
a whole bunch of Texas Instruments calculator repair
parts, which happened to include a few TIL-311 LED displays.
Nice. Hopefully they didn't cost more than a couple of bucks each. A very typical pattern. What gets hard is cruising the
aisles when
everything is covered because it _might_ rain again.
Yep, everything wrapped in plastic tarps makes it hard to see what's
available. But when you do find something, and the seller is still
there, he's usually willing to deal.
Cheers,
Dan