Hi all. Moving office and need to clear a few bits that I've had stored for years (in case it came in useful -- and it some of it never did). Looking for reasonable offers for any of it.
Odd bits of cable and smaller items I can post out if you send me a SAE and the price of a pint or something... Some of it I will just let go for nothing if it does someone a good turn. Other, larger stuff -- well I'm based in Northamptonshire (near to M1 J18- about 6 mins away). Mail me off the list if any of it floats your boat. ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) * The list is here* ---------------------------------- POWERBOOK 1400c/166 - machine ID 310 (grey). Power PC 603e 166mhz. Comes with - Power supply and reasonable battery, hot swappable CD ROM and floppy drive (separate units that slide into the chassis). Running OS9.1 installed (stripped down for speed) probably better running with OS 7 or 8. 32mb built in memory (2x 16mb DRAM). 2.16Gb hard disk. 800x600 display (no dead pixels) - perfect condition, trackpad and keyboard with f-keys, Ports on back are scsi (square type), adb, serial/printer, headphone. 2 x pcmcia slot - containing PACE internet, fax and data modem with cables and s/w and DAYNA communicard with BNC and RJ45 type connectors (with s/w and cable). Good note taking machine -- hardly used. No scratches or bumps or broken parts. excellent nick all round. No disks though. Probably could do with new motherboard battery soon. Used it last week and it was fine. OTHER STUFF Scanmaker E6 scanner. SCSI based scanner with trannny adapter lid. Quite large compared to modern scanners, but good, beefy and solid, does the job. hardly used, bit dusty. got the software too. suits OS 7 or 8 or 9. Recently tested> Works. Can throw in a SCSI cable and terminator. ADB mouse -- older style 'rectangular' ADB mouse (SE30/Iici/Iifx era). A little discoloured. US origin so has larger and heavier internal ball than UK models and so doesnt need cleaning every 5 minutes. FARALLON 'MacRecorder' [SE/ SE30 era] . Line and mic inputs / serial port. (some software, somewhere too). BELKIN Serial port/USB conversion hub thing. -- adds another serial port to USB enabled mac. (with included USB cable). Purple and dark grey. no power required. Useful for some serial devices like phones and PDAs. GDT softworks 'PowerPrint' conversion cable-- enables printing via older mac serial to parallel port printer. (HP laserjet etc). Software too. late OS7 era. CABLES AND CONNECTORS Mac serial - mac serial (male to male) cable - no bent pins. beige Mac serial - mac serial (male to male) cable - no bent pins. beige Mac serial - mac serial (male to male) cable - no bent pins. grey Mac serial - mac serial (male to male) cable - no bent pins. grey Powerbook external Video cable (grey - circa '500 series' powerbook) flat powerbook connector one end, apple monitor cable other (female). Boxed, unused. Apple branded twisted pair transceiver (quadra era). RJ45 to old style mac ethernet connector. last one. Apple branded localtalk boxes x 2 - no bent pins. (are these still available? -- wouldn't have thought so) Apple localtalk cable (localtalk-localtalk connectors) approx 3 x 2m lengths - bit grubby but work. 2 x appletalk extender joints (female to female) extends appletalk cabling. ADB to ADB (male to male) cable. (probably off some ADB peripheral) that connected to a spare ADB port. ---------------------------------- -- Mac UK is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/> and... 123Inkjets.com <http://lowendmac.com/ad/123inkjets.html> Support Low End Mac <http://lowendmac.com/lists/support.html> Mac UK list info: <http://lowendmac.com/lists/mac-uk.shtml> --> AOL users, remove "mailto:"; Send list messages to: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To unsubscribe, email: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For digest mode, email: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subscription questions: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/mac-uk%40mail.maclaunch.com/> Using a Mac? Free email & more at Applelinks! http://www.applelinks.com
