On Jan 24, 2019, at 8:44 AM, Noel Chiappa via cctalk
<cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote:
Don't forget the quad-height /73 board,
it's much nicer than the
dual-height boards.
That's the KDJ11-B, no? That's there.
Okay, I obviously missed it.
Is a /44
really worth that much now?!?!
Hey, one just went for more than that: eBait #183624991924, $3K! Admittedly,
that one was loaded, but the page does say "a number of factors will cause
them to vary considerably from the numbers given here ... Exactly which
peripherals and memory are included".
But I did adjust the number a bit - the boards are going for about $50 each,
and add in a BA11-A, it's probably $700 for a bare machine. Actually, I
really need to check all the numbers.
That price might have been due to the RM02 or tape drive.
Mine has a 2nd rack with Dual RL02?s, as well as an RX02 and a TU58 in the main rack. I
tend to think that?s likely a slightly more common config. The nice thing about mine is
the SCSI adapter. I?d picked up a 3rd rack for it, with a 9-track drive, but gave that
away to Jim Willing before he left town to buy a bowling alley.
But I think I'd rather get the QBUS boxes sorted
out first; I pretty much
only know the BA11's. If someone could tell me what later boxes to list,
above the BA23, (which I also need an image of), that would be very helpful.
The most obvious is the BA123. A /73 in a BA123 makes for a *VERY* nice system,
especially if you have removable SCSI disk trays.
Something that comes to mind is the DECserver 500/550, it?s a PDP-11/53 with a different
PROM. IIRC, it was typically in a rack-mount BA213 chassis. I think that I have at least
parts for one around here somewhere.
Zane