Van: Noel Chiappa<mailto:jnc at mercury.lcs.mit.edu> Verzonden: vrijdag 16 december 2016 17:08 Aan: cctalk at classiccmp.org<mailto:cctalk at classiccmp.org> CC: jnc at mercury.lcs.mit.edu<mailto:jnc at mercury.lcs.mit.edu> Onderwerp: Anyone want an RK11-C manual? As I finish going through the mounds of paper I've recently aquired, I now have a extra (duplicate) copy of the RK11-C manual (in the format of the early 11/20 manuals, i.e. 11"x17" sheets). Is anyone here qinterested in having it? Preferably somehow who actually has an RK11-C - I know there's at least one person on CCTalk who has one. If so, please let me know. (People who actually have an RK11-C get preference. And if you already have a copy, please don't try and hoard a second! :-) Noel I remember a week in 2005 (or thereabouts) when one RK11-C was on eBay. It went for $57 (IIRC). There have been a few occasions since then that I slap myself for not at least trying to get it ? Never seen a single RK11-C ever since. But I am not giving up hope ? I recently acquired something I did not think to be possible to happen ? I ?picked up? an H960 rack with RP11 controller and *three* RP03 disk drives aand 6 packs. The rack is already moved, the drives are a separate story. Each drive weighs 415 lbs. ?So what? you might ask. Well, they are in a cellar and three flights of stairs (10 steps, 6 steps, and 4 steps) is too much for 3 strong guys to push one drive up the stairs. We are now looking into another option to get the drives (and a DEC _line_printer, also very very heavy!) up to the first floor ? * Henk, PA8PDP