| Country |
Location |
Qty |
Date Entered |
Owner |
Comments |
| Australia |
|
Sydney |
3 |
2003 01 19 |
Max Burnet - BACK Museum |
These three are in good condition, but haven't been powered on in over 20 years.
They originally came from a) Western Mining Corporation, Perth, Western Australia;
b) Psychology Department, University of Newcastle, NSW;
c) Biological Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra, ACT.
There are also two LINC-8's in the collection.
|
| Canada |
|
Ottawa/ON |
1 |
2003 01 15 |
Robert Krten (website with contact info) |
Mine :-) Restoration in progress (CPU works). Comes with a second double-wide cabinet that
contains an additional 24kW of core and a rare 24-bit floating point processor (FPP-12).
By the definition I've seen, this can be called a "super 12" due to the expansion chassis.
|
| China |
|
Beijing |
1 |
2006 08 18 |
|
Reportedly used in U.K. and Germany before going to Beijing. Condition unknown. (Not 100% certain this machine actually exists, but my source believes it does.) |
| Germany |
|
Frankfurt-Main |
1 |
2003 01 15 |
Wolfgang Leber |
This is a Clinical-LAB (the blue one) in functional condition.
The system is fully equipped with 32kW of core, and has fixed/removeable RK05
type Disks (Digital and Plessey).
|
| Sweden |
|
Uppsala University |
1 |
2006 01 31 |
|
The Update Computer Club at the university has a fully functioning 12 on display.
Their website is being updated...
|
| UK |
|
Bletchley Park |
1 |
2003 01 16 |
Science Museum |
|
|
Cambridge |
2 |
2003 01 15, 2006 12 08 |
Mike Ross (has two, 1, and 2,
email) |
Has some things to fix, it's been in storage for years, no info yet on the second machine. |
|
London (near) |
1 |
2003 01 16 |
|
|
|
(unknown) |
1 |
2003 01 15 |
|
|
|
Reading |
1 |
2004 07 07 |
Andy Brown |
This PDP-12 was rescued from the Burden Neurological Institute in 2000,
along with a lot of spares obtained when they dismantled another PDP-12.
The system was fully operational when he obtained it but it hasn't been
used since. This PDP-12 has been donated to Mike Ross (above).
|
|
(unknown) |
1 |
2005 10 01 |
Jim Austin (website) |
This machine came from Prof. Mortons house in Cambridge on 15th June 2001. It was used for Physiology experiments up to 2000.
|
|
Scotland |
1 |
2008 02 12 |
Thanks to O. Sharpe for spotting this one on the web -- website) |
Located at the Dept. of Psychology at the University of Dundee.
|
| USA |
|
Albany/NY |
1 |
2003 01 15 |
Sridhar Ayengar |
Currently non-functional. |
|
Cleveland/OH area |
1 |
2003 02 13 |
|
Currently non-functional. In fact, described as very non-functional (massive amounts of corrosion) |
|
Detroit/MI |
2 |
2006 08 18 |
|
Two units dumpstered in 2003 by medical equipment dealer! |
|
Fremont/CA |
1 |
2006 08 18 |
|
Clinical -12 with four expansion cabinets, warehoused by an East Coast equipment dealer. Nonworking, possibly restorable. |
|
Grand Forks/ND |
1 |
2006 08 18 |
|
Grand Forks School District -- Destroyed by flood in 1997. |
|
Hunt Valley/MD |
1 |
2003 02 08 |
Bob Roswell (website) |
Restoration in progress. |
|
Madison/WI |
1 |
2003 01 28 |
Jay Jaeger (website) |
Alive and well! |
|
Milpitas/CA |
1 |
2003 09 09 |
Eric Smith
| |
|
Mountainview/CA |
3 |
2003 01 16 |
Computer History Museum |
Believed mostly working. |
|
Orange County/CA |
1 |
2007 05 10 |
|
In storage, not powered up for 20 years. Also has other DEC machines. |
|
Providence/RI |
3 |
2003 01 15 |
Retro Computing Society of Rhode Island |
2 belong to members, and one of the three is a "Super 12". These folks also have a LINC-8 |
|
Roswell/GA |
1 |
2003 01 15 |
|
This is the second PDP-12 in Roswell, mine was the first from that location |
|
San Antonio/TX |
1 |
2007 02 08 |
Texas Processor website |
A PDP-12. Condition unknown.
|
|
Seattle/WA |
1 |
2006 08 18 |
O. Sharp website |
A PDP-12/30, serial #729. Restoration process begun in mid-2006. |
