It's a shame you're asking now - David Lovett (aka Usagi Electric on YouTube and a regular at VCF conventions) had a bunch of PDP-11 gear he was giving away. He got a boatload of the gear donated to his channel and after collecting bits he thought he could use, he gave the rest away to anyone who had a use for it and could collect it or get it shipped to them.
An emulator might be your best bet. A quick Google points to a number of options available. On Sat, Oct 10, 2026 at 6:21 AM Jay F. Shachter <[email protected]> wrote: > > > This posting is admittedly off-topic, but so many other postings to > these mailing lists are also, that I have very little guilt about > posting this one. Someone wrote: > > >>> > >>> looking for a PDP-11 > >>> > > and then later revised his statement: > > >> > >> I'm not really looking for a PDP-11, although it would > >> be very nice to see a real one some time. > >> > > The only reason why I want a PDP-11 (or a PDP-10) is to run my > favorite programming language, PPL. It was only implemented on the > PDP-11 family of computers and on the PDP-10 family of computers. If > I could run PPL on a computer that I currently own, I would die happy. > > In 1978 (and, I think, in the end of 1977), my telephone number was > 212/PDP1170. I had to pay New York Telephone extra for it, but I was > happy to do it. > > Jay F. Shachter > 6424 North Whipple Street > Chicago IL 60645-4111 > +1 773 7613784 landline > +1 410 9964737 GoogleVoice > http://m5.chicago.il.us > [email protected] > > "But when she traced the killer's IP address ... it was in the > 192.168/16 block!" > -- Aaron Mason - Programmer, open source addict I've taken my software vows - for beta or for worse
