PDP 11/70's available

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2 total messages Started by Michael Brown Wed, 10 Jan 1996 00:00

Author: Michael Brown
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 1996 00:00

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A recent upgrade at the University of Washington Aeronautical Labs (UWAL),
in Seattle, WA, has made available two (2) PDP 11/70 computer systems. 

These systems were used for data acquisition and data reduction,
respectively. The data acquisition computer is currently operating
(although not being used) while the data reduction computer has not been
powered up in approx. 3 years. 

  Available components are:

  2   PDP 11/70  Unibus Computers W/Expansion Cabs.
  2   IC-11 Industrial Control Units
  1   MK-11 (MOS Memory) 1 Mword
  1   MJ-11 (Core Memory) 0.5 Mword
  1   MJ-11 Memory System (box only)
  4   RP06 Disk Drives (2 work / 2 don't)
  2   RK06 Disk Drives (both work)
  1   PC-11 Paper Tape Reader/Punch (unknown)
  2   TU-45 Magnetic Tape Drives (unknown)
  3   H775D Remote Battery Backup Units (unknown)
  1   HP 2648A Graphics Terminal W/HPIB Adapter (works)
  1   HP 9876A Thermal Printer (works)
  2   HP LA-36 Digital Decwriter II TTY's (1 works / 1 doesn't)
 22   RP06 Disk Packs W/logs
 14   RK06 Disk Packs W/logs
  1   Network Adapter (works / ?DECNET Mode 1?)
  2   Unibus Expansion Modules W/ H772 power supplies
[*,*] Assorted cards and cables
  8   19" x 72" cabinets
      Full set of hardware and software manuals
      Diagnostic software on disks (RP06 and RK06) and 9-track tape

  Current operating system is IAS V3.1.

  We would prefer not to part out.

  Contact: Brian Geppert
           geppert@aa.washington.edu

Re: PDP 11/70's available

Author: jmoses Scene Joel Moses
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 1996 00:00

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Michael Brown (brown@aa.washington.edu) wrote:

: A recent upgrade at the University of Washington Aeronautical Labs (UWAL),
: in Seattle, WA, has made available two (2) PDP 11/70 computer systems. 

[snip - list of goodies]

:   We would prefer not to part out.

:   Contact: Brian Geppert
:            geppert@aa.washington.edu


*slobber slobber slobber* 

Sheesh, I grew up with a PDP-11. I'd love one of these... Alas, there is
that small matter of floor space. :>

Joel

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