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DEC PDP-6 Serial numbers
Phil Budne <phil@ultimate.com>

23 Built

"Unlucky #7 never worked" [hurley]

#2?	http://zurich.ai.mit.edu/pipermail/rrrs-authors/1986-July/000508.html
	http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/tk/pdp6/pdp6.html
	MIT Project MAC (AI)
	Later a slave device to MIT-AI KA10

#4?	University of Western Australia, Perth
		(first sold) [hurley]

	NOTE: UWA APRN ==3 in 4.x sources at pdp-6.trailing-edge.com

	http://ftp.qut.edu.au/pub/info/greet.txt
		installed march 1969

	http://www.terrigal.net.au/~acms/z0104.htm
		some parts

	http://www.iucr.org/iucr-top/people/maslen.htm
		a Digital Corporation PDP-6 (serial number 0004), which was 
		used to control one of the first four-circle diffractometers
		in Australia, a Hilger & Watts Y-231, in 1967

	http://www.aceware.iinet.net.au/acms/HistoryOfAcmsWA.htm
		340 display at Australian Computer Museum Society 
		(in a barn, Mundaring, Western Australia)

	http://www.terrigal.net.au/~acms/z0104.htm

?	Stanford AI Lab
	http://www-db.stanford.edu/pub/voy/museum/computers.html: "Aug 1965"
	http://www-db.stanford.edu/pub/voy/museum/pictures/display/3-3.htm

	Donated to DEC Computer Museum
	Displayed at 1984 DECUS for 20th anniversary
		http://www.opost.com/dlm/tenex/
	Dismembered, parts sold??

?	MIT Laboratory for Nuclear Science (LNS)

?	Brookhaven National Labs (Trailer)
		second sold? [hurley]

?	United Aircraft (United Technologies)

?	University of Pennsylvania
	truck ran into bridge in Maynard, Ma [hurley]

?	University of California Berkeley
	used by Dr. Glaser, inventor of the bubble chamber
	(located in basement of Cory Hall?)

?	Key Data (timesharing)

?	Rand Corporation (timesharing)

?	Applied Logic Corporation (timesharing)
	Princeton, NJ

?	University of Bonn

?	University of Aachen

?	University of Heidelberg

?	Rutgers Physics
	http://www.inwap.com/pdp10/usenet/pdp6

?	Lawrence Livermore Labs (dual procssor)
?	Lawrence Livermore Labs (dual procssor)
	"Octopus" network controller
	build own segmentation hardware

	http://www.nersc.gov/~deboni/Computer.history/pdp_6.html
	http://www.nersc.gov/~deboni/Computer.history/2.pdp.10.consoles.jpg
	http://www.nersc.gov/~deboni/Computer.history/Lafranchi.html

	replaced by KA10's;

	http://research.microsoft.com/users/GBell/Computer_Engineering/00000532.htm
		Although we predicated the original PDP-6 hardware on
		multiprocessing, the Monitor was not designed
		explicitly for it. Lawrence Livermore Laboratory did
		build a two-processor system with their own operating
		system and special segmentation hardware

?	Oak Ridge National Labs
	http://www.ornl.gov/ORNL/SC/norman_hardy_1.html