Thanks for keeping us in the loop on these things! -- Ian
On Wed, Jul 27, 2016 at 1:50 PM, Electronics Plus
wrote:
> Sorry guys, but it seems there was a take all buyer from CA who took the
> entire lot. It is no longer available.
>
>
>
> Cindy Croxton
>
> Electronics Plus
>
> 500 Pershing Ave.
What has happened with the terminal stuff in Georgia?
On 7/28/16 7:40 AM, Ian S. King wrote:
> Thanks for keeping us in the loop on these things! -- Ian
>
Sadly, no word from the owner since I forwarded the warehouse pics to him,
and sent over a digest of interested people from the replies.
If he was really interested, its not hard to join our list
Interesting to look over his stuff, but if he's sold anything I've not
heard about it.
Todd Kill
On 7/28/16 9:50 AM, Todd Killingsworth wrote:
> Interesting to look over his stuff, but if he's sold anything I've not
> heard about it.
>
Thanks. I've been working on terminal archiving and simulation the past couple
of
weeks, and I'm sure there are parts in there I could use.
Terminals have
...and since Cindy's contact has liquidated his Mac stash...
Does anyone know a good place to go scouting for a Mac SE/30 around
Atlanta? I'd like to play with Apple's Smalltalk, and the iMacs are
lonely. :D
I'm aware of EPay, but maybe its possible to avoid shipping?
Todd Killingsworth
On Th
This last batch with spreadsheet was not from GA, it was from St. Louis. So all
the stuff you saw Todd, is pretty much still there.
The heat is killing them, almost literally. The temp in the warehouse reaches
above 115 this summer, and it is making the workers sick.
Rich did say he reached out t
If you are looking for terminal keyboards, you might subscribe to the RSS on my
site, elecshopper.com. There are about 10 different terminal boards there now,
and I usually add 20-30 items more per day (although not all keyboards). All of
the RSS feeds are available at https://elecshopper.com/rs
I'm experimenting with some old DOS versions, notably PC DOS, in VirtualBox.
I have a PC-DOS 2000 system with DesqView and DesqView/X working
fairly well -- no networking yet but I'm working on it.
I am also trying to get a DR-DOS 8 VM up and running. DR-DOS 7.03 is
no problem, but I've had no jo
Cindy wrote
Sorry if posting my site is not allowed. If so, please delete this post.
Cindy - thanks for your post.
I have seen on occasion a past commercial seller (not here any longer) not fit
in well with the mentality of this list. You are not one of those.
You're a pe
Thanks Jay! I enjoy helping old things find a new home.
It is amazing to me what goes to recyclers!
I also participate in at least one of the "dreaded" keyboard forums.
Why are they so dreaded to you guys? I have found them to be fantastically
helpful!
Cindy
-Original Message-
From: ccta
I had to pass up a large qty of old test equip at the recycler last time
because they wanted too much for it. For instance, an old HP signal
generator would have cost me $25, with no way to test it, and no guarantees
that it was complete or working. So my question is, does as-is old test and
repair
Cindy wrote...
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does as-is old test and repair equip that won't be particularly cheap have
interest to you guys?
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Speaking just for me personally... yes it has interest. I use period gear to
work on the computers and enjoy that combination. Not as in "I'm collecting
old test gear" but "
I enjoy using vintage test equipment as well, but I'm not usually willing
to pay more than $5 or $10 for a piece unless I know it works. Generally,
the only time I'll pay more without testing is when it's an automated piece
of equipment that included some computer interface capability as part of
as
On 7/28/16 12:20 PM, Electronics Plus wrote:
> I also participate in at least one of the "dreaded" keyboard forums.
> Why are they so dreaded to you guys? I have found them to be fantastically
> helpful!
>
Well, I find them helpful as well, like the guys who have reversed-engineered
the Wyse
Televideo keyboards are kind of rare. Qume I believe were rubber dome, so I
usually don't pick them up. People always ask for the mechanical boards.
-Original Message-
From: cctalk [mailto:cctalk-boun...@classiccmp.org] On Behalf Of Al Kossow
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2016 4:01 PM
To: ccta
At 03:52 PM 7/28/2016, Electronics Plus wrote:
>... does as-is old test and repair equip that won't be particularly cheap have
>interest to you guys?
It depends entirely on the make and model of equipment. I always have a laundry
list of stuff I am looking for - one of the reasons why I bring m
Was cleaning out some stuff and ran across some HP drive sleds I don’t need.
HP Model A3647A made for 4.3GB HVD 3.5” SCA 7200 RPM drives.
I have 4 of them and all the screws that were inside holding the drives.
Any interest?
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