On Tue, 20 May 2014, Dave McGuire wrote:
I didn't know it was /that/ old! I thought it was a newer box just with
an 11/03 in it!
Seriously. Those boxes were sold as 11/03s.
Oops. Well, now I know what happens when you put a VAX in one.
To be honest...the linear supply should've given it away.
Yes.
Now...I DO need a Q22 box. That leaves me a custom-made BA23 enclosure
or a BA123.
Well, there are also 3U BA11 Qbus chassis with 22-bit backplanes. And
18-bit ones...which you can turn into 22-bit ones. ;) My first
MicroVAX-I ran in one of those, back in the 1980s.
I don't have one of those or the spare money for one. ;)
If the MicroPDP-11/73 front panel included an LTC I would be set to get RSX-11M+ up with
1M of RAM TONIGHT. I don't have a dedicated clock device. :(
Only the 8186, DLV11-J, weird floppy controller thing, SCSI controller, DZQ11, DEQNA/DELQA
and a PMI memory baord. None of those have an LTC. :(
-Dave
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