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From: afc@shibaya.lonestar.org (Augustine Cano)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale,comp.sys.dec,comp.sys.dec.micro
Subject: DEC pdp-11 (Q-bus) hardware, software for sale; best offer
Message-ID: <1991Jun23.224040.1831@shibaya.lonestar.org>
Date: 23 Jun 91 22:40:40 GMT
Organization: Multidisciplinary Designs Unlimited
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After more than a year without turning it on, I've decided to sell my old
DEC machine.  In all the years I've used it, I've never
had a problem with it.  This hardware is built like a tank.

- LSI 11/2 CPU with EIS/FIS option
- 64Kb RAM memory
- MXV-11 multifunction board with bootstrap ROM and 2 serial ports
- RXV21BA floppy disk controller
- DLV-11J board with 4 serial ports
- All of the above in an 8-slot, rack mountable box with power supply.
- RX-02 floppy disk subsystem (rack mountable)
- RT-11 V4 operating system with almost 2 feet worth of manuals and the
  source code to generate custom systems

Everything works and has been well taken care of.  I have all the manuals
for everything.
 
I will also throw in about 80 Maxell floppy disks (8"), an ADM-3A terminal
that has a problem in the CRT board (the logic board works fine) and an
RG-512 Retro-graphics board for ADM-3A terminal.  This board
emulates a Tektronix 4010 terminal.  Manual included.  Installation is
extremely simple and takes about 10 minutes.  The RG-512 works perfectly.
I also have a complete manual for the ADM-3A, with all the schematics, so
fixing the CRT board shouldn't be too much trouble.

If you're interested, make me an offer.  I prefer selling everything
together.  I will also consider a trade for an AT&T 3b1 expansion box.

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