On Thu, 6 Oct 2005 Madcrow Maxwell <madcrow.maxwell at gmail.com> wrote: Phew, that's a long list. I can't give you all, but I can list some from my head atleast. And these are just older DEC drives. You are aware of the fact that PDP-11s can have SCSI disks, which means you can grab almost any current SCSI disk as well? Okay... Here we go: Type Capacity RS series RS03 512 Kbyte RS04 1 Mbyte RF series RF11 512 Kbyte RK series RK02 1.2 Mbyte RK03 2.5 Mbyte RK05 2.5 Mbyte RK06 14 Mbyte RK07 28 Mbyte RL series RL01 5 Mbyte RL02 10 Mbyte RM series RM02 63 Mbyte RM03 63 Mbyte RM05 256 Mbyte RM80 124 Mbyte RP series RP01 5 Mbyte RP02 20 Mbyte RP03 40 Mbyte RP04 83 Mbyte RP05 83 Mbyte RP06 176 Mbyte RP07 504 Mbyte RA series RA80 124 Mbyte RA81 456 Mbyte RA82 622 Mbyte RA90 1.2 Gbyte RA92 1.5 Gbyte RA60 205 Mbyte RA70 280 Mbyte RA71 684 Mbyte RA72 1 Gbyte RA73 2 Gbyte RC series RC25 25 Mbyte * 2 RD series RD31 20 Mbyte RD32 40 Mbyte RD33 71 Mbyte RD50 5 Mbyte RD51 10 Mbyte RD52 31 Mbyte RD53 71 Mbyte RD54 159 Mbyte RX series RX01 256 Kbyte RX02 512 Kbyte RX33 1.2 Mbyte RX50 400 Kbyte RZ series (SCSI disks) And I know that a few of these numbers don't match some pages turned up by Google, but this is what my memory is telling me... Johnny Johnny Billquist || "I'm on a bus || on a psychedelic trip email: bqt at update.uu.se || Reading murder books pdp is alive! || tryin' to stay hip" - B. Idol