Poll (was Re: PDP-8/e and terminals in West Sussex, UK)

I have a few classic machines that get used often, including a PDP-8 (sometimes for demos, sometimes because I'm working on a fault, and sometimes because the workshop can be cold otherwise), an Acorn Archimedes A440 (used for file transfers and other apps), and an SGI Indy that runs 24/7 as a mail server and printer server. I have a few machines that run occasionally, including a PDP-11/23, a microPDP-11/83, an Apple ][+, a Commodore PET 2001 8K, an Exidy Sorcerer, a BBC Micro Model B, a NeXT slab, and an 16-CPU SGI Origin 2000. Most of these are used for demos. As for the total collection, it depends on what you count, but I think over 60 machines if you include SBCs like a KIM-1. Which reminds me, that needs fixed too, after it died again at the last exhibition :-( -- Pete Peter Turnbull Network Manager University of York