Does it say DC-106A on your module? I own a few DC-105 and DC106 modules (which I am unsure of their original numbering as it says "modified by Babcock Computers" on a sticker on most of them) plus similar modules from a frequency counter where the Nixie is placed on a separate board, you can see the counter close to the end of this webpage: http://www.radiomuseum.org/forum/the_trochotron_beam_switch_counter.html it is the FR-114. I also own the DC111A & B types plus the DC-113. There is some other information at Radiomuseum but that is mostly from printed documents and not many real photos. All of my modules work very well (even found a few unsoldered components which made the non working ones work again) and I have a bunch of spare Beam Switching and Beam-X tubes for them, there are enough modules to build a few clocks with them. I have seen that Burroughs have edited the photos in their printed documentation to "simulate" one type of module but it is in fact another type (transistors have been removed on a DC-116 module to look like a DC-114 module). This is one reason why I am looking for true original photos and not just the ones found in datasheets and technical bulletins from Burroughs. I would also like to have some information (schematics if possible) on the unit used in Xerox 2400 Photocopiers, you can see it here: http://www.decadecounter.com/vta/articleview.php?item=578 - I have contacted Xerox several times without finding anyone who could help me. /Martin
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