On 2016-Apr-05, at 10:29 AM, Antonio Carlini wrote: > On 05/04/16 15:31, Christian Corti wrote: >> >> ... that get's much smaller if you omit all those entries for flat band >> cables, connectors, heat sinks, power supplies ... The only place with a >> similar approach is ISER, a catalog of any single atom they have in their >> collection ;-) Impressive list, but absolutely useless IMO (e.g. entries >> like "cable, length 1m, purpose unknown, color black") >> > > I've never been there so I don't know for sure, but if he just had 10,000 > cables he wouldn't really need to have bought a 4000sqm building :-) > > His online catalogue is obviously incomplete: his prized VAX-11/780 doesn't > seem to be there for a start (at least not under the most obvious entries I > looked at).
http://www.retrocomputing.net/ --> Catalogo --> D --> Digital --> Mini computer VAX 11/780 --> Fotografie Dismantled to frame and modules. Didn't see the skins in the pics. Hope he has them. (His server or network seems to be stumbling at this time, access is painful, was OK earlier).
