Thinking of selling my PDP's

On Jun 13, 2020, at 8:45 PM, kingcavespider 1 via cctalk <cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote: It sounds interesting, especially the pdp-11, but I don't know how shipping would work and it would be a long drive to try to pick up On Mon, 25 May 2020 at 16:46, Charles via cctalk <cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote: > I am getting closer to retirement (although not close enough) and I'm > considering selling off my PDP stuff, especially if I downsize and move. > > Everything's working, but I just no longer DO anything with either > system... the adventure was acquiring all the pieces, fixing them and > learning the software :) > > Anyhow I have an 8/A with cloned Programmer's Panel (Vince Slyngstad and > I made it around 2006) and limited function panel, 32K RAM board (also > have core), Philipp Hachtmann's USB interface board, RX01 floppy, two > RL02's, and a high-speed (optical) reel-to-reel paper tape reader. OS/8 > is up and running. Several spare RL02 packs. It's all in a tall DEC rack > with an H-(something) power control box. The ASR-33 is not included, I'm > keeping that. > > Also an 11/23+ (11/03 chassis) in a corporate cabinet with two RL02's, a > 16-line serial interface, VT-220 terminal. Also an RQDX3 which is > connected to a loose 3.5" TEAC floppy drive. Have RT-11XM, RT-11SJ and > TSX-Plus 6.50 (all 16 timesharing ports are working too). > > So, I am wondering if there's any market for them (preferably as > complete systems). Shipping would be difficult due to the size/weight > (I'm in rural south central Missouri). I'm not looking to give them > away, or to part out, but would entertain reasonable package deals > rather than deal with the "LQQK! RARE!!" bull on ebay. > > I can send pics to interested parties. Let me know, > > thanks! > > Charles > > >