PiDP11 Kit Build Part 1 of 4

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This is the first in a series of four videos showing how to build a PiDP-11 kit. The PiDP-11 emulates the experience of running a 1970s mini-computer. In the first video we'll talk about the original PDP-11/70 this kit emulates. We'll also start the preparation work for the project. • Part 2 will cover soldering the small passive component and LEDs. • Part 3 will cover the switches and active components. • Part 4 finishes the assembly and tests it all out. • We reference a number of web pages in this video: • Getting the kit: • https://obsolescence.wixsite.com/obso... • Kit building instructions: • https://obsolescence.wixsite.com/obso... • The manual: • https://www3.ispnet.net/pidp11/PiDP-1... • Download for Raspian: • https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads... • Download for the PiDP-11 software: • https://www3.ispnet.net/pidp11/pidp11... • Download for the guest OSes: • https://www3.ispnet.net/pidp11/system... • Check out our other social media accounts: • Instagram feed at / beigeovision • Facebook feed at / beigeovision • Acknowledgements: • This video was made in association with The National Museum of Computing (www.tnmoc.org). Many of the machines shown are from the museum's collection. Please help support their great work, and go for a visit. • Images Credits: • Commodore Pet by Marcin Wichary [CC], via Wikimedia Commons • Apple ][ Plus by Kozan [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons • Ken Thompson and Dennis Richie at a PDP-11, by Peter Hamer [CC BY-SA 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons • A PDP-11 at NASA, by NASA [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

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