The M8190 is likely to be of interest to someone since it’s likely to be a 11/84.
Personally I’m interested in one or both of the M8061’s which are Qbus RL02 controllers and would cough up some bucks to buy off the recycler. Kirk > On Jul 13, 2016, at 2:56 PM, Jules Richardson <jules.richardso...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > I found various DEC (Qbus?) boards at my local tame recycler earlier. They're > scheduled for preprocessing this evening (e.g. ceramic ICs pulled and > diverted into different pile due to higher gold content), but I may be able > to get them a stay of execution (as of now I've got about 2 hours in which to > let him know before I'm awol for a family event). > > Anything below strike anyone as being worth saving (vs. common as dirt serial > interfaces etc.)? I'm not sure at the moment if I can rescue the lot... > > M7957 > M8189 > M8192 > M8061 x 2 > M8044 x 2 > M8190 > M8043 x 2 > M7961 > M8067 x 2 > M7856 > > In addition to those, a board branded Dilog CQ1610, another marked PXX-2 with > four SC44077P ics in the center, and a memory board marked 980110014 > containing 128 mmc3764 RAM ics. Also several Emulex boards which didn't > contain anything that was obviously a part number (from memory a couple that > were "full width" and three that were "half width") - I'm guessing they're > probably tape controllers, but they might be hard disk. > > Working status unknown, but cosmetically they looked good. It sounds like the > previous owner had complete machines which he split and scrapped at some > point in the past, and this box of boards had sat around in his garage since. > > cheers > > Jules
