--- Bill Pechter <pechter(a)pechter.dyndns.org> wrote:
  Yup... but an RK05F, RK05J and PDP11/23 cpu in
11/03 5' corporate
 cabinet with RLV11J and 32mb of memory will blow a 15 AMP 110 AC
 breaker quite nicely, thank you. 8-) 
 How'd you get 32Mb of memory in an 11/03?  :-) 
OOPS !!!
Actually should've been 32KW (64MB) of memory.  Been working with too
many Sun Workstations and Athlons lately...
 Still... nice setup.  I wish I had a working RK05f... I have a couple of
 RK05j drives (I ruined the only 'f' I ever saw as a teenager - I didn't
 know what I was doing and I moved the fixed pack when the drive was still
 turning.  :-P  I still have the platter as a reminder.)
  
Clean the heads and install a new RK05 pack and it'll probably work.
I had one RK05J that crashed on a platter with a 1/4" ding in it.  (DEC
security confiscated it from me at training an shipped it back in a box
standing on one end (up against the plastic covered case screw).
Crash, ding, ding, ding, ding.
Sounded like a bell at every hit.
Cleaned heads, new pack, ran error free.
  Speaking of RK05 drives, is there still a source for
absolute filters? 
Gee, I don't know.
I do know that one ran a year or so with RT11 and the absolute filter cap still
on the filter (was real warm in the drive, though).  Idiot who installed
it should've been shot...
 -ethan
  
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