Found this on Usenet. Can anyone help this fellow out? I know I've got
at least one spare MicroVAX II CPU, possibly an 11/73...
Please reply directly to the author. Thanks! Attachment follows.
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From: aceware_at_iinet.net.au (Tony Epton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.dec
Subject: WTB: 11/73 cpu chips or cards or repair. Ditto MicroVax II
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 1997 20:52:13 GMT
Organization: Aceware Programming Pty Ltd
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We have four 11/73 cpu cards in our museum collection which will run
the ODT but cannot execute any instructions. We suspect the CPU chips.
Can anyone source the cpu chips or the entire board at a reasonable
price or service the boards at a reasonable price.
Ditto MicroVax II cpu boards.
Thanks
Tony Epton
President
Australian Computer Museum Association (WA Branch)
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