Yes, I go there for info on my DECservers, but I know I don't need any thinwire stuff (other than the thinwire- TP converter I use for the 90LT and 90L+), so I just never bothered looking that one up. I figured if anyone needed one, they'd know. The 90C is a small module that operate either stand- alone (with the power supply) or in a DEChub 90. I have just one power supply for my 90M, and I made an adapter for the 90LT and 90L+ so they operate off a little disk drive power supply. I don't use the 90LT or 90L+ except for testing, and the 90M is a more capable unit. I also have a DECserver 700 that is even better, but space is limited right now. The 90M fits in with my Ethernet switches. I really need to get a rack to mount this stuff in, and a couple of 2U cases for my ATX motherboards. -- Eric Dittman dittman(a)dittman.net

Well, here's your chance to get a spare for the price of shipping. For the power supply all you need to do is get a compatible plug and wire it to a disk drive power connector, then you can use a small disk drive power supply for power. I could not find an exact match, but I noticed the PS/2 connector is almost correct. There is a pin missing, but it was a noconnect for the +5V-only units, so I broke off the plastic key inside the PS/2 connector and used it. It seems to work fine, but I only use it for testing. -- Eric Dittman dittman(a)dittman.net