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PDP/11 chassis door swings shut ...
Feb 09, 2011
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The seventies, sideburns, and s*it.
I gave my 11/23+ to the Bletchley Park Computer Museum a couple of years ago.
Not recently but I still have all the kit it's just not set up. I think I will have to hand turn the 444 if I ever do get round to firing it all up again. It hasn't been turned for years and the grease/oil may have set. B-)
You can always use some oil from your Disco sump
;-))
Ah, you wuz spoiled ... gimme a Creed 7B (operated with the covers off, of course ...)
[Actually did my university project on one of those, working with a PET ...]
Missed the bit about the Creed 75 that could do 75 baud or the Teletype Model 28. Covers is for wuzzes... B-)
Covers are to stop the "Dragon" complaining about noise at 3 in the morning
I had one that ran on 455 and the other that ran on 50
In fact I've still got the gars some where
In the shed I think
That's the reason I moved to a Tonna Theta ;-))))
DieSea
I was fascinated with all the pictures that could be made on them. Someone must have gone to alot of trouble in those days to bring such joy to people. I remeber doing a spitfire on mine, grief, it took all day and most of the evening to print it out. It was massive when it was put together. The Creed 444 was my first rtty machine. Jim
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