The Gallery

Peripherals

Running a naked RK05F disk drive		The RK05 is a removable disk drive from the first half of the 70s. It has a cpacity of roughly 2.5MB. The shown unit is an RK05f for fixed where the cartridgte is mounted in the drive. The RK05f doesn't need head alignment and pack interchangeability and therefore it was possible to double the data density of the drive making it logically behave like to distinct RK05 drives. I could not resist to run the drive with a naked platter showing it all...!

Kiel project

Unknown stuff		Please help me to identify the items in that gallery! Most of the stuff is endangered to be scrapped if it stays unknown! Thank you!
Endangered Stuff		Attention! The items mentioned in this gallery are endangered to go to scrap! If you are interested in one or more of them, tell me!

PDP-8/L

Haul 1		Pictures of a very cold day when we did of the first part of the PDP-8/L haul. Here you can clearly see how stuff looks after approx. 20 years in a humid garage.
Haul 2		The rest. These pictures were taken the day we dismantled the second rack of the "Olympia Multiplex-80" system.
Mixed images		Some mixed images of the stuff.
Closeups		And here some more mixed images, including some quite dramatic closeup images.

LAB-8/E

First impressions		My "new" LAB-8/E system. The system is still sitting in the place where it lived the last two decades. The older man is the former user, Dr. Suess. The younger guy is me. These pictures were taken by Prof. Kirchhoff from the CCG.
Before pickup		Another set of images, taken the day we picked up the system. These pictures were taken by Prof. Kirchhoff from the CCG.
		Documenting the resurrection of my newly-acquired Digital PC04 paper tape reader/punch.

General stuff

misc		No description.

Not directly related stuff

My PDP11/23+		It's not a PDP-8 - but it's DEC. And I don't have another category for it yet. So it's here.
Some Röntgen tubes		Don't ask me why they're here :-)