10 Nov
2010
10 Nov
'10
9:36 a.m.
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Richard <legalize at xmission.com> writes:
In article <E1P7wPP-0001ul-8h at shell.xmission.com>,
Richard <legalize at xmission.com> writes:
Pics uploaded now:
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The Nuclear Data ND 6600 was some sort of
laboratory PDP-11 setup. I
have a terminal from such a system (very nice green keyboard). I'll
upload some pics this week.
However, I opened the case and was very surprised with what I found
inside the terminal.
Its basically an empty box! 
10 Nov
10 Nov
3:25 p.m.
In article <E1P7wPP-0001ul-8h at shell.xmission.com>,
? ? Richard <legalize at xmission.com> writes:
Pics uploaded now:
<http://picasaweb.google.com/legalize.slc/NuclearDataND6600> The Nuclear Data ND 6600 was some sort of
laboratory PDP-11 setup. ?I
have a terminal from such a system (very nice green keyboard). ?I'll
upload some pics this week.
However, I opened the case and was very surprised with what I found
inside the terminal.
Its basically an empty box!
11 Nov
11 Nov
8:37 a.m.
In article <AANLkTik7t2uW4V6i5v_1Wy2SingEUO5V-JVDwmN=m=7S at mail.gmail.com>,
Paxton Hoag <innfoclassics at gmail.com> writes:
While I suppose that's possible, so far the only thing I have been
able to find out about Nuclear Data is PDP-11/LSI-11 based and nothing
STD based.
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> In article <E1P7wPP-0001ul-8h at shell.xmission.com>,
> Richard <legalize at xmission.com> writes:
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> > The Nuclear Data ND 6600 was some sort of laboratory PDP-11 setup.
I think I had one of these in the mid 1990s. It plugged into a rack
mount computer in a standard bus rack mount card cage of the same
color.
[...]
Several cards in the backplane, CPU was an 8 bit card, serial IO ports
and a video driver card if I remember correctly, 5 or 6 cards in the
STD bus. I don't remember any drives.
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