hi i'm 23 have a love for the history of computers and recently got a pdp8a
Hello and welcome to the list.
with a nice collection of stuff
There are quite a few PDP8 owners/enthiasts here. I've got an 8/e with
32K words of core, RX01, TU56 and PC04 on my desk. I've also got an 8/a
upstairs somewhere, but it's got the 8/e CPU board set in it, not the
hex-height 8/a CPU board. I am told that was a stnadard variant.
I assume you've found bitsavers as a useful source of manuals.
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I asusme those are the interface board for the spectrophotometer. You may
well find theycan beused for other things. I'd probably take the time to
trace out the schematics (they don/t look all that complicated, and you
have the Omnibus pinouts as a reference), and see what they really do.
That ADC module (or was it a DAC?) in the middle of one of the boards
looks 'fun'
and 2 teletype asr33's with hook up for the pdp8a
Nice. Agian, plenty of ASR33 owners here... I would strongly advise you
to get the maintenance manuals and go ove the lubrication points before
running thsse 'seriously'. Oil is a lot easier to find that spare parts :-)
i also have a heath h89 thats curently waitin for
parts from a member at
sebhc
I have a Z90 (which is essentailly the smae machine but factory assembled
and with differnt options as stanard). What parts are missing from yours?
a h11 (ls1-11) with a nice collection of cubus cards
^^^^^
Qbus, surely?
h10 reader
Geworkwaster 1 in need of parts and bunch of other GE faunic related stuff
such as software some plc's controller cards for hooking into computers
ect...
a sick ibm p70 think it needs a floppy as i can't get it to read disks
ibm model 50
bunch of industrial software
a sick osborn 1
-tony