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I acquired a couple of interesting peripherals from our PDP-11/45
when it was scrapped in the early '80's.  They are no longer
interesting, and consume space.  I paid $50 for each of them, but
no reasonable offer would be refused.

DEC RP11E / Memorex 660.1 disk drive.  The heads have been removed,
so it would take a lot of work to make it operational again.  They've
been replaced, but they're not aligned.  10 MB capacity isn't worth
the trouble.  It does have a linear motor with a magnet that is hard
for one person to lift.  The stroke is about two inches.  The servo
can be positioned digitally.  In analog mode, it would make one hell
of a subwoofer, possibly driving a 4x8 foot sheet of plywood.  The
power supply and motors require 208 volt single phase, and work just
fine on 220 volt power.  Total weight is about 310 pounds, but it
wouldn't take long to break it down.  The cabinet alone would make
an interesting piece of furniture.  Comes with Memorex manuals and
DEC maintenence manuals.

DEC LP11 / Data Products 2310 line printer.  This is an 80 column
line printer.  The power supply for 80 print hammers is pretty
impressive.  Mechanical construction is not found these days.
Comes with Data Products and DEC manuals, and DEC LP11 interface
card.

Both of these machines are early '70's technology.  Any interest?

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