On 5/23/21 4:27 PM, Richard Pope via cctalk wrote:
Grant and et al,
There are probably a dozen MBs from 386 to P-4 with some AMD
Opetrons. There are ISA cards, EISA cards, PCI cards, PCI -E cards, and
AGP cards. Serial cards, SCSI cards, Ethernet cards, Arcnet cards, video
cards and video with TV cards, Parallel Cards, IDE cards, Multi-function
with Serial, Parallel, IDE, and Floppy cards, unknown quantity at this
point on the expansion cards. Dozens of SIMMS, DIMMS, 8 bit and 9 bit.
All kinds of speeds.
Parallel cables, serial cables, at least a hundred power cables,
Arcnet cables, video cables, Ethernet cables, telephone cables, audio
cables, internal and external, ide cables, SCSI cables internal and
external, Ethernet hubs and switches, unknown quantity, PATA HD Drives,
SCSI HDDs, Tape drives both SCSI and PATA, CD-Rom drives PATA and maybe
SCSI, Floppy Drives, hundreds of different types of blanks that go on
the back of computer cases, MB adapter plates, an External SCSI Drive
case, Power supplies a Complete Opetron based computer, monitors,
printers, apple computers, a Sony true multisync monitor, UPS',
speakers, internal and external, lots of books, software. It is 30 years
of collecting and repairing computers.
That sounds like a very interesting collection. I am definitely
interested in /parts/ of it.
But, unfortunately I'm not in a position to take on such a purchase
($500+$750) myself at this time. Especially after unexpectedly spending
nearly that much on the HVAC this week. :-(
The gold alone is worth more than what I am asking for everything!
rich!
I'll take your word for that. My uninformed opinion is that the amount
of gold in most electronics is not worth the effort. I'm sure that used
to be different than it is now.
--
Grant. . . .
unix || die
