Trouble in VAX land.

Almost two years ago I received a VAX 4000 100 on "long term loan" It has served faithfully, building three OpenBSD/vax releases and many snapshots between then and now, but... last night it quit! Luckily, it appears to be only the power supply at fault. Results of two attempts at firing the machine up: : KA52-A V1.1, VMB 2.14 : Performing normal system tests. : 72..71..70..69..68..67..66..65..64..63..62..61..60..59.. : KA52-A V1.1, VMB 2.14 : Performing normal system tests. : 72..71..70..69..68..67..66..65..64.. It runs for a bit, and powers off. I've isolated the power supply from the machine, and nothing is obviously burned out, but it still only runs for a second or two. So I find myself in need of a replacement PSU. I believe that even an older MicroVAX 3100 system can donate a compatible unit, and if you have such hardware you can raid, please find a screwdriver and let me know. It's important this machine or its successor be back building soon, and if desired I will pay for shipping of suitable hardware from anywhere in North America to here, Vancouver, Canada. BTW, if you happen to be in South America or Western Europe, and have a VAX you don't know what to do with, let me hear about this as well. We have developers in Argentina and France who are eager to obtain machines of their own to hack on. Thanks folks, /Hugh