Wow! That machine still exists? I'm pretty blown away! I was the person who got the donation of the 3 KS's for MIT, actually! IIRC correctly, I heard that DEC was giving tham away, or something like that (I think they had an over-supply when they decided to turn off PDP-10 support), and I thought it would be cool to have some - MIT was turning off the KA-10 ITS machines at that point (too much space, too costly to maintain, etc, etc), and the KL MC clearly wasn't long for the world either (ditto). So I talked to people at MIT about how to do it, and someone talked to people at DEC (our salesman, IIRC), and I wound up writing a letter, which Dave Clark signed, explaining how ITS was a really significant system historically (giving the details on why), and how it would be great it DEC could donate a couple of these machines so it could continue to run, etc, etc. So three machines duly arrived, and I thought they were so cute (small little boxes) I decided they should be named after the three little droids in "Silent Running" (Huey, Duey and Louie) - so if you look inside the front door you should be able to find "MIT-HY" or "MIT-DY" or "MIT-LY" written somewhere in permanent marker. Alas, nobody else liked the idea, so they were given recycled names. Pissed me off no end (since they machines wouldn't even have been there, if not for me)! Excellent news! Thanks! Noel