digging through emails and just found this again strangely i have the h316
manuals from lynn lake found them in my house i bought in 2017 did some
digging around to find the system but it got tossed out in 2016
apparently argg
On Sat, Jul 21, 2012 at 10:39 PM Paul Anderson <wackyvorlon(a)me.com> wrote:
> My father worked in a mine in the '70s that was using a Honeywell 316 for
> process control. I was thinking it might be neat to see if I could track
> one down. What are they worth the days? How common are they?
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
I am building up a micro vax and need an empty chassis.
Given the number of dec boards on ebay, I assume (hopefully) that there are some empty chassis
out there.
Please PM if you know of an option.
tnx
jc
Asking for a friend ������
Reason is this... I built an expansion board for the HP1000 A-series. I found some modules on eBay that work
fine for me, but a friend that built the board have had probems finding and yes, most of the vendors on eBay
do not know what they are selling and the picture might not match what you get. So I am asking here if anyone
has a module they might want to part with.
The board design is here: https://www.dalton.ax/hp1000/memory/
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It is with some sadness to here of Skype's demise even though MS owned it.
It's not necessarily on topic of 'ancient' personal computing but then
again maybe it is!
Happy computing,
Murray 🙂
I have some more thing to move out of my shop.
These are in Kent Washington. most are too big to ship.
Hp 1000f 2117f computer. Lots of boards. Unknown condition. looks good. 400.00Hp 2753a Paper Tape 100.00Hp 7906 drive 200.00
HP 7970e Tape HPIB interface in cabinet 100.00HP 7970B tape 50.00
HP 9000/380 in Desk side Cabinet with drives and Hi-Res graphics 250.00
Intel 310 development system 200.00
General Automation computer 100.00
HP K-210 server works with drives in a Rack Free
Sun 4-260 desk side computer. No drives. missing top cover. did boot 200.00
Dec 11/44 loaded with boards in Rack, comes with 2) RA-80's, 1) TU80 in 42" rackHas 2 RA81 and 2 RA 91 drives.( loose), + a second 42" cabinet, with a 11/44 chassis, (no Boards) with a Power supply. (mint) Computer has booted in the past, but now has 12v power supply issues 600.00
Dec 11/34 Chassis and Boards 300.00
Nova 3 Chassis, Front panel and Boards 450.00
Nova 4 Chassis and boards 200.00
3 DG Desk Top computers. made out of modular units connected together like model 10/20 Style 50.00 each
Altos 486, 586, 5-15AD desk tops computers 50.00 each
Private Mail please with questions and or requests. most have not been turned on. Some have but years ago. All stored in a heated shop.
- Jerryg-wright(a)att.net
I am putting together a PDP-11/23 and have a working RSX-11M 4.4 OS running
in simh while I wait for a few parts. I want DECnet as well. I have the 4.7
kit and have done a netgen, but I can't install it because I don't have the
CEXPAR partition in my system image. I have gone over the VMR command in
the manual a few times and tried various things to try and create the
partition in my image, but have not been successful. I assume (from looking
in the manuals) that I either need to create that partition in my image, or
make room for it?
The netgen process has the defaults of 113500 as the base and 4300 as the
size. VMR complains about 'non-existing memory' for the base and if I try
the wild card I get 'alignment error'.
I have 512KW of memory that I plan to use in the real machine, so simh is
configured with that as well.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
-Peter
I'm sorry if this has been asked before.
How can I send PDFs to Bitsavers?
I know I cannot just FTP and create a directory.
I am looking on the website but I am probably not reading what is
right in front of me.
Any help would be appreciated.
Is anyone out there familiar with the Wang 2200 BASIC? Of about 1973/1974
C. Corti, I think you still have one of these complete and runnable?
My question is, was its basically really "built" using TTL logic/chips?
The system didn't really have a microprocessor (neither did the early
Alto, right?)
I recall that system had many boards, the whole "CPU" box was external to
the monitor (and in the earliest versions, the power supply was also a
large external box). I can't really fathom creating a BASIC out of raw
TTL, or maybe I'm misunderstanding the approach.
-Steve
Hello PDP-11 Gurus,
I am looking for a better time-keeping alternative than the LTC in my
PDP-11/23-PLUS.
Is the KWV11-C card the best option for that or are there other options? I
have looked
around a bit and have seen some other RTC boards but don't know if they
would work.
-Peter