Subject: Re: VAX VECTOR chip, what part number?
To: Carlini, Antonio <Antonio.Carlini@riverstonenet.com>
From: Gunther Schadow <gunther@aurora.regenstrief.org>
List: port-vax
Date: 05/22/2001 21:47:03
"Carlini, Antonio" wrote:
> Mine were pretty full ... a few DMB32s, a couple of DSB32s,
> a KDB50 (what I would have given for a KDM70!!).
throw those DMB32 etc. away, you don't need multiport serials
any more :-) A KDB50 ... I just bought one actually for $40 the
pair of T1002 & T1003! I really want to have an RA91 in my VAX's
"basement", it's like so cool :-)
> >forward to the day when all of those used part retailers will
> >throw out their inventory on ebay, it'll be like christmas :-).
>
> Might be a while ... the ones I know tend to hang on to
> easily stored stuff like cards ... there are plenty of customers
> who are tied in to their "current" generation for the next
> 10-20 years (military apps, power stations subject to regulatory
> control etc.). Now finding a cab 10 years down the road may
> well be much harder ....
But I did notice that one can bargain with them. Just make an offer
for the right price, it may work! (Worked for me :-) ... Say, do you
know what special cables are required for the KDB50 setup? I get the
cards now but I'm afraid they won't include any cables :-|.
regards
-Gunther
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