Um...
The girlfriend at the time was a little less than pleased...
But I did have a spectacular head crash on one of the RK-06 drives. It was AWESOME!!! Sounded like a washing machine in fast spin being dragged behind a truck at highway speed!


Chunks of head all over the place inside. Those heads were the size of large postage stamps too. It actually bent the end of the actuator arm the heads were attached to. Apparently those 'Archaic-Ohh-Six' drives were widely known to head crash, and one of mine coincidentally did.
The 'Owners Manual' for both DEC systems had wire-wrap diagrams from actual working blueprints, with corrections on them by hand! That was back in the 'romantic times' of computing...

And sadly, long gone...

(The then new wife 'misplaced' my box of PDP disk platters, head fragments, and punk rock memorabilia when we were moving)
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Are they paying homage for an earlier time? I didn't mean to trash 16gb as hard as I apparently did. One would think that they WOULD up the minimum to something like the aforementioned 32gb for not other reason than the size of future OS installations. (How much does the OS take off the top now?)
I remember the old days when people would say that Windows 'x' would run on a 486 with 256M RAM, but that was only using Solitaire!