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Subject: Anyone know what a Masscomp 5400 (54S-01) is?
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On a surplus junket, today, I ran across a 2 dollar chassis that was
listed as a Masscomp 5400 (54S-01) computer.  It looked rather like
a DECish based thing with dual height cards, like some sort of laboratory
digital aquisition machine.  On the long-shot that it is some sort of
PDP-11ish thing, anyone have any recollection or pointers to any info
on that kind of a Masscomp machine? 

Thanks

Bob