>> I actually need some slides for my RL02... Are these the same type?
>Nope. DIGITAL designed their own chassis slides after the 11/34
>11/44, RLxx and everything after were custom.
I think at that point there I'd wander down to the local computer recycling
center, buy a set of suitable rails
I actually need some slides for my RL02... Are these the same type? I
have no rack/slide hardware for it at all, and just have it mounted on
a homemade sliding shelf for now. I'd love to have it mounted
properly!
On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 12:00 PM, Al Kossow wrote:
> On 10/6/15
On 10/6/15 11:14 AM, Ben Sinclair wrote:
I actually need some slides for my RL02... Are these the same type?
Nope. DIGITAL designed their own chassis slides after the 11/34
11/44, RLxx and everything after were custom.
I have one (and just one) set of RL01 slides that I can spare, presuming
that the slides for the RL01 and RL02 are identical.
DEC part numbers are 12-13686-00-B-L and -R
Ben, if you are in the US (otherwise shipping is probably not worth it),
contact me off list and we can discuss price / trade.
Those look like the normal narrow slides DEC typically used (not the
narrow ones that pivot used on a PDP-11/20 or the big wide ones used on
later PDP-11 mounting boxes). I don't have any exactly like that
available. I do have some that are the same size, and might work, but
the detent is
On 10/6/15 9:31 AM, Jay Jaeger wrote:
Those look like the normal narrow slides DEC typically used
DEC used Chassis-Trak slides, still made by General Devices, and are not
difficult to find.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/221719800397
Thinking I had an easy solution to the missing outer slide, I ordered a $40
pair of new heavy-duty rack slides from eBay. Beautiful pieces and
ball-bearing slides, decent quality hardware too. Only had to drill a couple
of holes in them so they'd match the drive chassis, mounted everything up,
I just acquired an RX01 drive (and an RX8E) for my 8/A system. It wasn't too
painful to get it going, as the RX8E had "only" one bad IC that was easy to
find and I had a spare. Details on the DEC forum at vintage-computer.com.
Then the RX01 started audibly working, but with new-old-stock 3M
On 9/27/2015 2:39 PM, Charles wrote:
> I just acquired an RX01 drive (and an RX8E) for my 8/A system. It wasn't
> too painful to get it going, as the RX8E had "only" one bad IC that was
> easy to find and I had a spare. Details on the DEC forum at
> vintage-computer.com. Then the RX01 started