>Yes, it is. It was called the 11/05 in 72 but later docs called it the
>11/10.
The 11/05 and 11/10 are the same CPU... If I remember correctly, the
difference in designation was based on whether it was OEMed or not.
Same for the 11/15,20 and the 11/35,40
>Anyway, do you have an 11/05 running and do you have any PDP 8s you
>collect?
I have a working 11/05 (with two core stacks -- the original 16Kw
MM11-?? memory which came with it, and a 16Kw MM11-DP I got for it
at a later time).
I also have several pdp-8s...
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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