>Now to go through the bring up for a machine that may have been sitting
>for too long. Any thoughts out there on the 8F power supply? I plan to
>pull all the cards and load it so I don't cook anything.
Didn't a post come through here just earlier today about someone
offering a pdp-8/f power supply for $30?
>This was a fun move and Megan made it easier to do it by being persistant
>and finding a good rental truck vendor with a liftgate. Nice truck!
>Everything moved and none broken. A handy item to have are the nylon web
>straps. They are handy to keep stuff on slides from sliding and also made
>securing the racks to the walls of the truck. Other things were plenty
>of rope and a good pair of movers dollies.
I'm going to document all that we used... since I'm taking chemistry,
it may just end up looking like a lab report... (abstract, apparatus
used, procedures, actual write-up)...
At this point I'd like to heartilly recommend Budget Rentals. They
do have lift-gate trucks... the one I got was 15' with 7' inside
vertical dimension. The truck is 11' total height, it handled really
well, and the 90 mile move was about $65 itself. Unfortunately, since
the budget place wasn't open today, I had to rent yesterday, for two
days, so the total price will be higher.
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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Received on Sun Mar 28 1999 - 20:58:03 BST