Reluctantly, I am forced to seek a new home for a PDP-11/93 along with assorted q-bus boards from DEC, ADAC, and others and related hardware (including rack, reel-to-reel magtape drive, and terminal server) and plenty of original documentation.
This equipment (described more fully below) is at Weill Medical College (formerly Cornell University Medical College) in Manhattan. I cannot pay or arrange for shipping, but would be happy to help assist carting the material to our loading dock, or, to facilitate shipping that paid by a purchaser.
In view of the amount of material (about a van-full), I am willing to hold on to the equipment for a few weeks, so that a mutually convenient pickup can be arranged.
All items below are offered "as is", and preference will be given to the best offer for the entire lot.
For further details, please
email me.
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In rack enclosure (?BA23) and expansion box, with fans and power supply.
PDP-11/93
The system was built in 1990 by Hamilton Avnet, and was in continuous use for real-time data acquisition and instrument control until it was replaced by three PC's, and reluctantly powered down, in 6/2002 ("Why?" you ask).
Manuals are provided for system, Peritek, and ADAC boards.
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I truly regret that I cannot keep this machine any longer. It is the last of its line (/23, /45, /73), and it had a long, meaningful, and productive life, outperforming a trio of PC's until its power-off day, and scaring many a student.
Making this system Y2K compatible (to conform to institutional standards) was also a memorable experience.
I will not part with my 11/45 processor handbook.
April 20, 2003