--- Olminkhof <jolminkh_at_nsw.bigpond.net.au> wrote:
> There was no 16-265k logic board. There was a 16-64k and a 64-256k
>
> What is the world coming to when collectors are having trouble locating
> original PC cases and value 64-256k boards ?? Am I getting that old?
They are still available occasionally at my local Volunteers Of America
outlet - routinely $5 to $7, keyboard extra. I have one or two including
one that is still performing its original duties from 1983 - a display
terminal for a NorthWest Instruments 68000 bus analyzer. We threw a
defective MFM drive on it (bad platter giving us reduced capacity) and
slapped it and the NW box into a gutted VAX-11/725 case. It was very handy
to wheel up to a test board and plug in... the mono monitor and full-sized
keyboard fit on top of the former VAX without falling off.
-ethan
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Received on Wed May 03 2000 - 16:33:07 BST