Tomorrow I am turning in my pile of white elephants to the scrapyard. Of the pile, I only managed to sell one, on Ebay, for less than scrap value (20 bucks - oh boy...). So away they go. I figure I will hold one, and make a last ditch sales pitch to clear my conscious. Anyway, these Megadata minicomputers are pre-microprocessor TTL designs, and look to be from the mid 1970s. The more I look at the boards, they look like twelve bit machines. These are rack mount units about 4U high. These have no fancy front panels - just blue covers with a reset button, and two LEDs. There are comm ports on the back. The software is contained on a board with a bunch of 1702A EPROMs. RAM is an array of 48 2101s. I have zero docs on these. So anyway, if anyone wants to rescue (in the true sense) this last Megadata, please contact me TONIGHT, as I leave for the junkyard around 10 AM tomorrow. And yes, I would like something a bit better than scrap value...