MEM11 Status Update

What form is the NVM in - an SD card, or just a chip, or what? I assume it's flash memory of some kind? (What's the limit on the number of write cycles with current flash memory, I wonder...) BTW, a removable card would be great - that would provide a way to get bits into the machine, other than loading them all in over a serial line. I'm kind of curious about your decision to only have an RF11, given the capacity of contemporary flash memory chips/cards. Why not an RK11 too? (You may have plenty of RK controllers/drives, but some of the rest of us aren't so lucky... :-) Is there not enough room in the 16K code block to do that too? And how about an RP11 too, for those of us running these cards in later PDP-11's? :-) (Oh, speaking of the 16K limit - any way to increase the size? Probably not without munging the J1 architecture, I would guess - I need to go grab it and read it. But limited addresses spaces always turn out to bit you where it hurts... :-) I seem to recall this problem from my days of writing packet switches for PDP-11's... :-) The code was famous for log messages that left out all the vowels, to save space.. :-) Please, make the UI as cryptic as needed to make all the features (e.g. more disk controllers :-) fit - documentation can explain what all the cryptic names are. (Or perhaps even a front-end running on a PC which is connected to the MEM11 over the serial line.) Don't take any of this to mean I don't think this is really, really neat, and very impressive - it's both! Needless (perhaps) to say, I'll be buying a stack of these when they are ready! :-) Noel