> Should anyone care... TRW is this Saturday.
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> Mike Ford will send his Agent.
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> Brunch might be.
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> Need directions? Ask.
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> Cheers
>
>John
>
>PS: Terse!
Mike Ford just might actually be there in person. ;)
I am working on a deal with one of the regular sellers, a guy named Cesar,
who brought 5 Crown M600 amps in "untested" condition to Cal Poly Pomona,
and I didn't have time to try and deal with them. ($375 for the lot, but 92
lbs each and as is when I was late already didn't work out). Do you have
any suggestions on Crown (a couple were branded Omega Delta, but looked the
same except for leds on the front panel instead of a big meter) amps in as
is condition?
Unfortunately I will need to be back on the road to either Huntington Beach
or Norwalk for an auction starting at 10 am. I do plan on getting there
EARLY this time though.
My appologies for not getting back to you on that pentium rack mount
computer, but the 3 ring circus of selling an extra house has failed to end
with escrow (ignore the lack of a contractors license at great peril). I
haven't had a chance to more than peek at each of the three units I have,
but no telling when I will make it out to TRW again.
Here is what I know for now.
http://s2.mitac.com.hk/english/icp/index-chassis.html
has the same model to what I have MCH-201 (and a visually the same
WorkStation 2000), but I don't know about details that might have changed
over time (these are 2 or 3 years old). They are configured roughly as
follows, no hard drives in any of them, if they had lids, they don't
anymore, all with Sparkle 250 watt power supplies, and what looks like a
normal AT layout.
WorkStation 2000
Most complete unit with a P133 on the motherboard, trident video, 2x32 MB
ram, a cache simm, a few metal parts (fingers to hold down cards?), front
door not attached, but present, and no "cage" for floppy or hard drive.
WorkStation 2000
Bare motherboard inside, door attached, but I have no keys for the darn doors.
Mitac MCH-201
No motherboard, but has the only drive cage, currently with a single 3.5
floppy drive installed. No door, but has the hinges.
If one of those, or a variation like removing a motherboard appeals to you,
lets see if we can hash it out before 5 am Sat. ;) (I hate pricing this
stuff, so lets go back an forth a bit if you don't mind).
BTW I'll bring you out that RL02 I mentioned gratis regardless.
Cheers, Mike Ford (seriously sleepy, and many replies to go ;)
Received on Fri Oct 29 1999 - 03:06:31 BST