Retro Reproduction.

Makes sense to me. For the PDP-11, there are three kinds of plastic toggle/actuator: one like the ones used on the mid-age PDP-8's, used on the 11/20; one sui generis one used on the 11/05; one for the 11/40/45/70. The latter two use the toggle switch (the one we've just been discussing); the 11/20 one uses a slide switch. ISTR that there's a CAD drawing for the first kind, and maybe the third too. No, makes sense (to me, at least). Noel PS: I can see where this is going: first we're already making parts like front panels; we're about to start making/selling new cards (I'm thinking MEM-11, etc, here); soon someone will start reproducing some of the older boards that are now rare, and command high prices (my suggestion for the first - the M792 diode ROM board); and then it will be cabinets like the H960 (ditto); and then finally, somewhere down the line, you'll be able to buy a complete, brand-spanking-new PDP-8 or PDP-11. Just like the vintage steam engine scene in the UK; first they started making new parts to repair the old ones, and now there are several groups building entire new engines entirely out of new parts.