FS/FF More clearing out and sorting

From: Chad Fernandez <fernande_at_internet1.net>
Date: Sun Dec 1 15:17:00 2002

All items $1.00 plus shipping unless otherwise specified.

-Aldus Photostlyer Special Edition 2.0 for Windows (on 3.5" floppies)

-Risk World Conquest Game (like the board game) for the IBM PC, XT, AT
(on 5.25" floppy with a copy on 1.44)

-PW2 Unisys Multiple Port Board, has two 16C452 serial ports and 1
parallel port, with driver disk, cable, and manual

-Diamond SpeedStar Pro VLB

-3Com Etherlink III 3C509TP (ISA)

-Gateway ISA video card with docs and drivers (5.25" HD), ATI Ultra/A,
ATI 38800-1

-Digi AccelePort 16-bit ISA dual serial port board 16C650 uarts, may not
be function, with docs

-486 AT motherboard model 486-PVT, I think it is a FIC, 7 slots, 2 with
VLB extensions, socket 3

-generic PC plastic adjustable sidestand

-1/2 a check box full of XT type memory

-13 CD/DVD/etc. jewl cases (the kind that break easily)

-decently built 5.25" bay to 3.5" floppy converter from old Gateway
386..... much better than the little flimsy things at the computer shows.

-Dual EISA ISA (takes two slot) video card from Matrox, video out is
13w3, video in is db9. Matrox doesn't know what I have......
"Impress/Ultra", doesn't match any name on there web site exactly, and
doesn't match description on the "Impress". It is very impressive
looking :-) I do have one lead on drivers for it, but I don't have an
EISA system anymore, to try it. $5

-Teac 32x cd-rom model CD-532-E (IDE, barely used) $15

-"The Longest Day" on RCA Selectavision Video Disk (CED) (2 disk set)

-"Tora Tora Tora" on RCA Selectavision Video Disk (CED) (2 disk set)

-Paradise/WD 16 bit or 8 bit ISA 256K VGA card

-Alaska by James A. Michener, hard cover, a bit musty smelling, but not
too bad.

-Compaq AGP 3DFX card

-IBM XT motherboard, supposed to be last bios revison, and was purchased
by me as such. $10

For pick up only:

-large AT server case built by Tandy, for Grid, for the Government.
This case will hold a fullsize AT MB without it being underneath any
drive bays or the power supply. Power supply has temp sensor and will
adjust fan speed. Many drive bays. Very Nice case, I just don't need
it anymore. Originally housed a EISA bussed 486. $10


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Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
Received on Sun Dec 01 2002 - 15:17:00 GMT