I collected a number of Otrona parts over the years with the intent of
reassembling them into a working system, but that hasn't happened, and I
think other interests are going to keep me from ever spending the time it
needs. I think almost everything you need to build a basic working system
is here.
I have the following items available, up at auction on the Vintage Computer
Marketplace...
http://marketplace.vintage.org/bid.cfm?ad=727
All items are completely and totally untested. Links to photos are on the
listing at the link above.
* Six CPU boards, "pulls"... Most with parts on them, one bare board. The
ones with parts all have some parts missing that I think are relatively easy
to find: 765 floppy controller chip, Z80 PIO or SOI, or 5027 video
controllers, etc. Only one board has a 5027 on it, but I also have a
"loose" 5027 that I will include. I have EPROM images for the CPU board
EPROMs.
* Three floppy drives loose plus two in their chassis components--the
special not-quite-half-height drives the Attache used;
* GPIB cards in various states of assembly, rework, or disassembly. I
believe there is also an 8086 card, but it's stripped of parts.
* Case and chassis parts that I believe are enough to build (or reface) a
complete unit, include outside cover, two rear bezels (one with PSU attached
to it), a front bezel still wrapped in foam, keyboard shell top and bottom
halves, handle;
* Additional keyboard assembly, dirty, but usable; plus three keyboards
without case.
* One video/CRT field replacement unit (tube + boards + mounting hardware),
plus an extra video board, extra yoke, and another incomplete video
assembly. I think I also have a third partial assembly in a box; if I find
it, it will be included.
* A number of expansion/daughter cards for 25th line, graphics, and high-res
graphics; some are loose, but some are mounted to CPU boards (see photos).
* CP/M boot disks in unknown condition (images also available from Don
Maslin, I believe).
* Binder with schematics.
Received on Mon May 10 2004 - 14:22:02 BST