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        <description>Greetings from Ukraine! DVK-3M is a Soviet DEC PDP-11 compatible computer that is one of the most Chernobyl computers ever – back in the 80-s they were used in the core research of the nuclear disaster territory. This one was never used due to a factory malfunction, was stored in the warehouse for three decades, and came to us just a bit dusty. This is the first step in its restoration – so for now let's look closer at this fantastic piece of historical hardware! Join us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thechernobylfamily Buy us a Coffee: http://buymeacoffee.com/chernobylfamily Our merch: https://chernobylfamily.creator-spring.com What you will find in this episode: 00:00 – Intro 00:35 – What is DVK? 01:02 – Full version available 01:22 – A brief history of DVK 01:56 – Architecture 02:43 – Types of DVK machines 03:20 – DVK machines in Chernobyl 03:52 – Kittens! Kittens! Kittens! 04:18 – DVK-2 hardware that we have 04:57 – Overall design of the DVK-3 05:19 – Elektronika MS7004 keyboard 05:41 – Connectors 06:19 – Casing design 07:06 – Front panel 07:29 – Let's look inside! 08:19 – This processor is huge! 08:49 – Circuit boards 10:14 – Processor 10:52 – Graphic card 12:27 – MPI bus crate 14:16 – Our future plans for restoration</description>
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