How many would you like? :-)

Seriously, I have half a dozen.

There are two cards that are really designed for this VAX, they are the 
CXY08 (M3119-YA) and CXA16 (M3118). The former is 8 ports and the later is 
16 ports. I have a CXA16 hooked up in a 3400 running NetBSD 1.5 and 
although the kernel sees it and says it is there, it doesn't seem to 
respond to any terminals connected to it. I've been planning on trying out 
a CXY08 to see if it will work.

The "traditional" card was the DHV11 which came in a quad-wide 8 port 
variety (M3104), dual wide 4 port variety (M3106), and dual wide 8 port 
(M3107). I've used these on NetBSD systems and they work, but they don't 
have "s-box" handles (the heavy metal edge on the card) You can finesse 
this by running the ribbon cable out to the cabinet kit outside the box. 
(this is what I did for the Vintage Computer Festival one year)

If you're willing to pay postage I'd be happy to box one up and send it to 
you. This goes for anyone else on the list until I run out of them. Contact 
me off list if you're interested with your mail address.

--Chuck

At 01:41 PM 1/25/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>     I would like to connect a modem to my VAX 4000-300, but it has 
> neither a modem port nor a Q-bus comm card. I'd like to find out what 
> type of Q-bus card will work with this model, which is running NetBSD 1.5 
> (the hardware page at netbsd.org wasn't clear on that point). I'd also 
> appreciate any tips on where I might find such an unusual and antique part.
>
>     Best regards,
>     Mike Dowden