What drew me to it was the .20 cent listing fees.. They only take a 3.5
percent cut of your final value. Pictures are free and you can list as
much as you want. The listings last 3 months too which makes it even
better.
Feel free to chime in your thoughts on my pricing. Im listing a ton of
vintage apple.
It's too late now to tell that mad Ozzie Dave not to tear it down. But
here's the video for those so inclined (and by the way, Teardown Tuesday is
great fun each and every week!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBjoWMA5d84
Be sure and lookout for the Official Australian Safety boots.
Bernd,
Greetings! I have a mysterious ISA card and after researching, I found an old post from 2007 which contained a conversation you were having regarding an Opus ISA
SparcCard.? I'm curious if this is what I currently have.
Do you happen to know of any online information about getting this working?? I was going to recycle it but it seems a shame if it is a bit of history and of unique functionality.
Any help is most appreciated and thank you!
Paul Anderson
Greetings everyone,
I just wanted to bring the following 2 items to the lists attention. I'm
surprised I've seen no discussion about the record setting prices from the
recent Auction Team Breker sale last week where an Apple I sold for about
$640,000 and an Altair 8800 reached $16,000. WOW! Does anyone have any
insights to these? Do you think these prices were due to auction excitement
or new global interest in the value of collectible computers?
http://acn.liveauctioneers.com/index.php/auctions/auction-results/8714-apple
-1-computer-sells-for-640000-at-auction-team-breker
I have a bootable 100MB RSX-11M image in SIMH
that I'd like to blast onto a Zip disk and boot through my
CQD-220. I'm running a build on SIMH that's essentially
identical to my machine, so it should be straightforward,
but when I try to boot my disk, I get a "not bootable"
response from the ROM (the activity light on the Zip
drive does flash momentarily, so I know something is
going on, but it doesn't look like it's taking enough time
to actually seek anything (and when I boot through the
bootstrap provided by the CQD-220 ROM, I get a HALT
at 000002, which tells me it's probably getting all zeroes).
I know at least some of you boot your -11s off of Zip disks,
probably with similar cards. What am I missing? As far
as I can tell, the SIMH disk image format is a headerless
binary blob, but it doesn't look like I'm getting to the point
where that even matters yet.
- Dave
I wonder if that was originally from Tri-Valley Growers.? a very large agricultural Co-op based in Modesto (nearby) that went bankrupt in 1999.? They were heavy VAX and later alpha users and would show up fairly regularly at BAYVAX meetings back in the day.? Not sure about the graphics thing though, can't remember them talking about that, but it's been a while.? Just for fun I googled for "tri valley growers vax" and was surprised to see how many people out there have that on their resumes.? Pretty fertile ground for computer people as well as fruit.
Regards, Jim
I like to run an older Cisco multibus router with my old computers, just to keep it
all 'vintage' and I'd like to find a spare router if anyone has one. Any of the older
Cisco 'multibus' AGS routers would be of interest. I'm in the UK, but would pay
for postage from overseas. Thanks.
For anyone resident in the UK and missed it, this program is a "must watch":-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01p65b7/Britain_on_Film_The_Joy_of_Te…
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I stopped by Free Geeks in Portland Oregon tonight and they had a nice
condition Heath Z-19 terminal for $60. I didn't have the extra cash to
buy it but thought I would post it here. The cosmetic condition of the
terminal was very good. I looked inside and it appears complete and it
is just a terminal. I did not power it up.
Paxton
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Paxton Hoag
Astoria, OR
USA