Misc Q-bus boards for sale

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1 total messages Started by Tony Konashenok Mon, 27 Apr 1992 20:46

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Author: Tony Konashenok
Date: Mon, 27 Apr 1992 20:46

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       THE FOLLOWING Q-BUS LSI-11 BOARDS ARE FOR SALE AT NEGOTIABLE PRICES.

Telesoft Q-bus - Q-bus master-slave interface. Consists of a master board and 
a slave board.
    $40 per kit, schematics included. (I can mail you the schematics if you 
    don't know what is this). I have a bunch of them.

Emulex SC03 SMD disk controller, RM02-RM03-RM05-RM80-RP04-RP05-RP06 compatible, 
will take any SMD drive with patches to device driver. Comes with a manual and 
a patchlist for RT-11, RSX-11M, RSX-11M-Plus and RSTS/E.
    $80 a piece, 3 of them.

512K memory boards, wide, genuine DEC, RAM chips soldered, parity check.
    $50 a piece, 3 of them.

512K memory boards, narrow, RAM chips in sockets, parity check.
    $60 a piece - stuffed with chips.
    $30 a piece - empty (only interface chips present). You will need 72 8264's.

"Grant continuity" boards - totally empty but links the daisy chain of 
interrupts and DMA. You probably need it when your system is overheating.
    $2

Q-bus - Unibus adaptor. You plug it in Q-bus, and Unibus comes out.
    $25

Integrated Solutions Q-bus 68000 board kits: 68000 processor in Q-bus!!! 
    $60. I know nothing about it and will give you a kit *free* if you send me 
docs on it. I have a bunch of them.

DLV-11J serial interface - 4 RS-232's on board.
    $50 a piece, 5 of them.

Time of day clock board. Type unknown but possibly compatible with KWV-11C. 
Has its own reserve nicad battery.
    $40.

MRV-11C PROM/ROM module. Burn your own PROMs and plug 'em in sockets.
    $30.

256K memory board, narrow, parity check, RAM chips in sockets.
    $40.

32K memory board, RAM chips in sockets. You may probably expand it to 64K with 
some cutting-and-soldering - I'll throw in 32 4116's with it. 
    $20.

Ask me about Am29xx, Motorola 68XXX chips and various obsolete RAMs.

Will accept trading offers for an 11/23 or better CPU and a 22-bit crate or 
backplane.

-- 
Tony Konashenok   avk@hafnium.cchem.berkeley.edu   (510)527-7524 (home)
University of California, Berkeley                 (510)642-5831 (office)

Strauss research group, Latimer Hall, UC Berkeley, Berkeley CA 94720, U.S.A.

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