13 Apr
1999
13 Apr
'99
9:35 p.m.
First, thanks for the references. I will look into the "apparently hidden
board" in a day or two. For now, I have some of the information that I
need regarding the 11/45, thanks to those on this list.
As with the 11/45 listing, these are readability oriented, given R to L.
The 11/44 had this set: (all numbers begin with M, save the G7273)
7090
empty
7093
7094
7095
7096
empty
7098
unsure of occupancy of this slot
8743
empty
empty
7982
7273, in the top two thirds, with 7297 in the lower third of this slot
7297
7295
7294
5904, these three are located in the middle third of the slot
5904
5904
9300
unsure of occupancy of this slot
empty
9202, in top third, and 7258 in bottom two thirds of the slot
some Emulex card
unsure of occupancy of this slot
9302, in top third, and some Emulex in bottom two thirds of the slot
The tape drive for this unit is a TS11.
How much power should I expect to supply in order to run the CPU, TS11,
two RM02's (with a whopping 67MB capacity, and at this size, we'll never
run out of available storage), and the terminal? Do I need the services of
an electrician?
William R. Buckley
13 Apr
13 Apr
11:53 p.m.
The 11/44 had this set: (all numbers begin with M,
save the G7273)
7090
empty
7093
7094
7095
7096
Off the top of my head, you've the basic /44 CPU here. You're missing the
FP and CIS options, but that's normal.
How much power should I expect to supply in order to
run the CPU, TS11,
two RM02's (with a whopping 67MB capacity, and at this size, we'll never
run out of available storage), and the terminal? Do I need the services of
an electrician?
A basic /44 is supposed to draw about 15amps, not sure what your RM02's and
TS11 draw, but I figured up my /44 and with it's dual RL02's, RX02, TU58,
and CPU it came in well under 15amps. However, getting a 15-20amp circuit
wired up for your /44 might not be a bad idea. I'm sure, someone will cry
overkill, but hey, that way you can have other stuff on the same circuit,
and you still need a printer or is the terminal a DECwriter II?
As for never running out of storage, 67Mb isn't that big, my /73 currently
has 680Mb on it, and there are others around here with more :^)
Zane
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