(clug-talk) Re: Computer parts listed in CLUG email

[Johnny Stork]

Hi Darcy. I spent the day going through all my stuff and have around 4 cases, mids and full towers, numerous mother boards, floppies, cd roms, IDE drives and some cpu's to Pentium 233, a 14" color monitor, a 14" color tv, many cards, ide, sound, video, scsi but some are also VESA. Basically a large grab-box filled with all sorts of stuff. I am sure that there are at least a couple of complete pentiums (166-233) and some 486's. Not sure how much ram is there but I still have a couple more small boxes to go through. I also have a Panasonic Video camera and as far as I know only needs the European power plug adapter. The power supply support 220 and 110 so just needs the adapter.   Now with the video camera, monitor and small color tv, it would help me if I could get $50.00 for the lot and when I get through the remaining boxes and have some ram, cpu's or other useful pieces I will just give them to you if you want them.   Let me know cause I need to clear my hallway soon. If no one wants to pick this stuff up I will likely call a local thrift shop to come pick it all up.   Thanks   > > > -----Original message----- > From: "Darcy Brodie, CJL" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: 10/18/2002(Fri) 05:09pm > Subject: Computer parts listed in CLUG email > > Hello >     I have been listening on the CLUG mail list for some time now. > >     I see that you are trying to get rid of some parts.  I have been > using low end pentiums as firewalls, and as I have been doing this for a > couple of non-profit orginazations (Mustard Seed Street Ministry), I am > always looking for cheap parts, as I don't charge them anything for this > (I like helping them help others to get off the street).  Let me know > what you have, and I will see what I can use. > > Darcy Brodie > > > > ________________________________________ Johnny Stork Calgary, AB Canada   Open Solutions Open Source & Linux Solutions for Business http://www.open-solutions.ca   Academic Computers http://www.academic-computers.com