Using JohnnyE's back10 produces almost readable output, however there are some initial and trailing random characters.
$ ./back10 -x -f 169279.tape 'dsk:[11,562]plm.doc'
dsk:[11,562]plm.doc
$ ls -l
total 2208812
-rw-r--r-- 1 nw nw 2261693204 Feb 23 16:19 169279.tape
-rwxrwxr-x 1 nw nw 114784 Feb 23 16:20 back10
-rw-rw-r-- 1 nw nw 480 Jan 1 1970 'dsk:[11,562]plm.doc'
examining the extracted file:
$ cat dsk\:\[11\,562\]plm.doc
kB`F26-P035/EP?MR
:mMx MANUELS AVAILABLE FROM TYMSHARE FOR INTEL'S PLM
1) A GUIDE TO PL/M PROGRAMMING
MCS TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM (MARCH 15,1974)
MCS TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM (APRIL 15,1974)
EXAMPLES OF USE OF PLM FOR THE MCS-8 AND MCS-80
1) (UPL)PLM1.EXA
2) (UPL)PLM81.EXA
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$
./pdp10-its-disassembler/tito -x -Wtape -f 169279.tape
Using JohnnyE's back10 produces almost readable output, however there are some initial and trailing random characters.
examining the extracted file: