I already did and pasted below is the response I got from the seller. I
work daily with these and unless it ends up real cheap I will not even
bother with it. I would only be going for it for the odd customer that
might be desperate for a replacement. Put another way I have never had a
request for one to date.
Dan
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 20:19:17 -0500
From: Phil Slaughter <orchids_at_usit.net>
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Subject: Re: Ebay Qbus SCSI #448527001
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dan,
it took some research, since i sold the computer with all of the
documentation a couple of years ago and just came across a few "spare
parts" recently, but here it is.
the is a dtc 11-1 scsi board, made by dtc and compatible with the dec
manufactured ones. this particular one was used to connect 2 10.5" iomega
alpha 10, 10 meg removable drives to the pdp-11. some of the info i found
indicated that this controller board might also work with some sasi drives,
but i'm not sure about that.
hope this helps. if you should want some iomega drives for your system, if
you buy this adapter, then they are available at
www.weirdstuff.com/html/drives.htm.
thanks for your interest,
phil
"Daniel T. Burrows" wrote:
> Please forward the make and model of this. I am interested but I can't
> identify it from the picture.
>
> Thanks
> Dan
>Can someone please look at the qbus scsi card on ebay now (item 448527001)
and
>tell me if it will work in a microvax 3400?
>
>Thanks...if it will work in a microvax 3400, please don't bid me out.
>
>-Bob
>Bob Brown
>Saved by grace
>Intranet Sysadmin Page: http://info1.harper.cc.il.us/~bbrown
Received on Thu Sep 28 2000 - 03:28:06 BST