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Does any service archive eBay listings? I found the listing and it has some nice valuable information and photos attached, it'd be a bummer for it to fall into
by accrual 3y ago
Does any service archive eBay listings? I found the listing and it has some nice valuable information and photos attached, it'd be a bummer for it to fall into the ether after the listing exceeds a certain age.
> Almost all the switches feel good and have a good click to them. The rotary knob feels good and has good click. The only switch that's questionable is the EXTD ADDR LOAD switch is loose and has a weird tilt to it.
> The cards are: Main full length board (no numbers): Remex, M8330, M832, M8320, M837, M8310, G111, M849, M8300
> Last board doesn't have numbers up top, it says H212on a sticker on the board.
> The boards look to be in good shape. The only questionable one is M832. It looks clean but has a twist to the board. It fits fine in the slots but from about looks crooked.
- fsckboy 3y agoon ebay as part of the search pane running down the left hand side, there's an "already sold" radio button, will show you stuff already gone by, not sure how far back it goes
- dboreham 3y agoInteresting idea. There is a project: bitsavers[1] dedicated to preserving such information. I did look up the board set for the different revisions of the 8/M and compare vs the photos. It looked like the machine had been upgraded from core to semiconductor memory, but the core driver boards left in place. I'm more interested in pdp-11. I have several hundred sheets of microfiche of docs and source listings, but so far no good way to scan them. Bitsavers already has quite a bit of that material though. [1] http://www.bitsavers.org/ http://www.bitsavers.org/