More garage and housecleaning... got to be out of the house in 20 days or so...
Make offer... Two GE M2 mobiles - no cables or heads. Looks like 40w UHF. ARRL amateurs manuals from 1942, 1954, 1956, 1964, 1977, 1978 Callbooks from 1974, 1978, 1980. If they are of any use I will GIVE these to testing groups - as I understand it they can use them to verify old licenses. Just pay the postage. Free to a good home - a 286 desktop. Was last used as a voice mail system with a Brooktrout card (that I'm keeping to use on asterisk). But it would make a dandy RSS / programming computer... Pickup in the Los Angeles area or pay the shipping. I think I have a couple of brand new minitower AT cases / power supplies as I get down deeper in the garage... anybody interested in a small housing for a 386 motherboard? I -might- have a couple of those too One thing I did find, and will probably send to the paper recycle bin... 6 boxes of punch cards, 4 are unpunched virgin cards, one box has all my standard decks from the 1970s, the 6th has source deck for "Adventure".... in the original fortran.... Memories of 026 and 029 keypunch machines.... and IBM 1401, 360/30, CDC 3100 and Burroughs 3500 mainframes... And I'm still looking for a buyer for this: 1) Original IBM 5150 PC... the floppy based one... with 5151 monitor and I think I have the original keyboard. 2) Altair Computer Altair dual 8" drive cabinet Lots of Altair manuals 3) Imasi computer two cabinets each with two 8 inch drives computer has a 2mb Semidisk board - makes the program compilations that take 30 minutes finish in 20-30 seconds. Lots of hardware, chip and CP/M system programming and application programming manuals Two spare Imsai front panels... with the red and blue toggles.... 4) Larry Niven's Altair (yes, THAT Larry Niven - the science fiction writer) I picked it up as potential spare parts for mine, then found the Imasi (which has a MUCH better design, and a much better power supply) Larry has offered to sign a certificate of authenticity.... but I can't find an interested buyer... 5) Original ST506 hard drive, still in the original styrofoam 5mb, 180-odd cylinders, a DC power hog. Even has the teletype-printed bad block table in the plastic pocket on the side of the drive.
