DEC Scrounging & SWTPC 6800 Update

First, the SWTPC is getting closer and closer to being available online. I'm waiting for a memory board and some documentation to help me locate a little flakiness it sometimes has and need to do some work to correct same. Second, I went and checked out the PDP-11 I mentioned in my web pages and I'll be picking it up next week! It's a PDP-11/84 with 32 serial ports, an RA-80 disk, a TU-80 tape drive, RSX-11M on the RA-80 and on tape, full RSX documentation set, a Tektronix display (forgot the model darnit) and ...AND a Hayes 1200! =-) It's been a few years since I've worked on an 11...the last being an 11/73 and an 11/44 so once I refamiliarize myself with this beast and figure out which house circuit I can connect it to without popping breakers =-) it'll be placed on the net for access on a limited, scheduled basis...like 2 hours a day probably. An 11/84 CPU alone apparently pulls 1100 watts and the RA-80 and TU-80 PROBABLY (maybe more) pull the same so, if I don't run the TU-80 all the time and assuming that's ok with the CPU which it SHOULD be, I'll pull roughly 2 kilowatthours every hour! Woo hoo! The local rate is about 8 or 9 cents per kwhr so that means it'd cost me 16-18 cents per hour of operation if running current is actually 1100watts or so for each of the 11/84 and the RA-80. (Hmmm...wonder if that's startup (IE max) or running draw?) I always loved watching the lights dim when I powered up my 11/34! Basically, I can run it whatever amount of time does not consume more than $10 of power per month. Now for my request, if anyone has schematics or technical drawings of this machine or the peripherals I've mentioned, they would be greatly appreciated. We can work a trade, or compensation or something. Thanks... Anthony Clifton - WireHead Prime