<I know of no laws relating lift vs. ramp on anything related to
<special class licenses, though perhaps there might be something
<special enacted in the People's Republic of Massachusetts. You
<might inquire at rental places over the line in NH where (most)
<of the laws are a bit less draconian.
there is none in MA save for lift gates are not toys(trained users)
and they are usually found on class-2 sized trucks.
Allison
I'm finding stuff that was buried in the uncharted, uncivilized regions of
the basement over at the old house. I have a Commodore CBM 8050 Dual Disk
drive unit. Originally it was with a CBM 8032 that's long been disposed of.
Don't know condition as I have no way to test it now.
Anybody want it for whatever you may want to offer? I'm easy! Consider
that shipping weight may be around 15-20 lbs from zip 14701.
I'll likely have more odds 'n' ends that I don't need and will post them
here for you. Just gotta dig through the pile. I found some old radio and
TV parts today that I had back when I was in high school (figure '68 -
'71). An archeologist's playground over there ;)
Regards, Chris
-- --
Christian Fandt, Electronic/Electrical Historian
Jamestown, NY USA cfandt(a)netsync.net
Member of Antique Wireless Association
URL: http://www.ggw.org/awa
>IBM's braindead decision to have 5 (instead of 8) expansion slots meant
>that aftermarket "multifunction" cards became quite popular. MANY of
>them advertised SIX functions; after memory, serial, parallel, and
>joystick, how many people remember what purported to be the other two
>functions?
clock and ??? memory fade.
Dan
>
>But the original $1320 5150 was devoid of drives and cards. ** FS
>(after I back off all of the mods and put the original pieces back in) **
>
>--
>Fred Cisin cisin(a)xenosoft.com
>XenoSoft http://www.xenosoft.com
>2210 Sixth St. (510) 644-9366
>Berkeley, CA 94710-2219
>
>
I have several packages of DEC PathWorks software available as follows.
PathWorks 4.1 for DOS (media and docs, three packages in the set).
PathWorks 4.1 for OpenVMS (media and docs, two packages in the set).
PathWorks 5 for OpenVMS LAN Manager (whatever the heck that is, media and
docs, two boxes in the set).
Since I plan on using NetBSD and TCP/IP for my main networking functions,
I don't see that I'll ever need this stuff.
Best offer takes the lot. Thanks in advance.
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Bruce Lane, Owner and head honcho, Blue Feather Technologies
http://www.bluefeathertech.com
Amateur Radio:(WD6EOS) E-mail: kyrrin(a)bluefeathertech.com
SysOp: The Dragon's Cave (Fido 1:343/272, 253-639-9905)
"Our science can only describe an object, event, or living thing in our own
human terms. It cannot, in any way, define any of them..."
It's an hour trip up to where they are... I'd rather not make multiple
2-hour drives if I can help it, which is why I'm trying for a truck.
Someone mentioned Budget... I'm going to contact them...
Megan
For those of you that requested photos of the AES 7100, I just put some up
on my web site. I was exceptionally lazy about carrying stuff around, so
I just used the family television set as my monitor for grabbing and
cropping the pictures. I hope they're in focus. :)
--
Doug Spence
ds_spenc(a)alcor.concordia.ca
http://alcor.concordia.ca/~ds_spenc/
Yeah, tony was supposed to send a 'parts only' c-128, and maybe
a 1571, but I haven't heard from him. I haven't pursued this
for two reasons: I haven't sent him any money, and he has had a
seriously life-changing experience, leaving destruction in its wake.
SO, anyway, is there a way to properly handle deadbeats onthis
list? There's someone I'd like to publicly embarass, but I'm unsure
if it would be the proper thing to do. . . .
Jeff
On 13 Mar 1999 20:07:02 -0000 Eric Smith <eric(a)brouhaha.com> writes:
>Back in November, Tony Dellett posted to this list a message offering
>a bunch of items for sale. A copy is attached below.
>
>Would anyone who purchased items from Tony please send me private
>email?
>
>Thanks!
>Eric
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
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>Date: Mon, 2 Nov 1998 21:24:10 -0500
>Reply-To: classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu
>Sender: CLASSICCMP-owner(a)u.washington.edu
>From: "Dellett, Anthony" <Anthony.Dellett(a)Staples.com>
>To: "Discussion re-collecting of classic computers"
><classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu>
>Subject: Spring Cleaning
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>I know it's not spring but it is time for me to thin out my
>collection. I'm
>offering these for sale here first before sending them off to ebay.
>
>Email me with offers to anthony.dellett(a)staples.com. I dont get time
>to
>check the list much so posing a reply there will get you nowhere.
>
>Atari 800 (not working, parts?)
>Atari 1050 Disk Drive (two of them)
>Commodore 64 (complete in box, I have two like this)
>Commodore 1541 Disk Drive (2 in box, one works, one doesn't)
>Commodore 1541 II Disk Drive (complete in box)
>Commodore 128 (complete in box)
>Commodore 1571 Disk Drive (complete in box)
>Compupro S-100 Enclosure (motherboard and PS only, no cards)
>IMSAI 8080 W/8080 Processor Card, SIO4 (Godbout w/docs), RAM64
>(Godbout
>w/docs), PIO8 (IMSAI)
>Kaypro I (incl. boot disk)
>Kaypro II (incl. boot disk)
>Kaypro IV (incl. boot disk)
>NorthStar Horizon (not working)
>NorthStar Advantage (works completely, with boot disk)
>Osborne I (not working)
>Osborne Executive (incl. boot disk)
>Processor Technology SOL w/SOLOS personality module
>Sanyo CP/M System (with software)
>TI-99/4A Computer (beige model, in box)
>TRS-80 Model III (with some software)
>
>8" DS/DD Floppy Drive (in wooden enclosure) and Controller (Godbout
>w/docs)
>8" SS/SD Floppy Drive (no enclosure)
>8" SS/SD Dual Drive Subsystem (ICOM)
>8" Hard Disk Drive in enclosure w/controller (Fujitsu Hard Drive,
>Godbout
>Controller w/docs)
>
>I also have some random Commodore stuff that I cant remember (modem,
>paddles, trackball, etc...) I can take a closer look if anyone is
>interested.
>
>A word of warning... I'd like to sell these things to someone on the
>list
>but I'll only accept "reasonable" offers.
>
>Tony
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Said Kevin McQuiggen:
>A real longshot would
>be anything related to the IBM 1620, docs, software.
Back in 1978 the University Dept where I worked gave away its IBM 1620 (had
been working regularly up till then) and I managed to grab a copy of
"Programming the IBM 1620" by Clarence Germain, 2nd ed., 1965 from the bin.
Contains 192 pages of detail on the hardware and Fortran and ML programming.
I would be prepared to photocopy it if it was of real use to someone - they
would have to pay photocopying and postage - about $US20 +/- $US5 all up.
Phil
in Brisbane, Australia.
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<Once upon a midnight dreary, Zane H. Healy had spoken clearly:
<
<>in the back of my current pickup. I'm wondering if the smaller pickups
<>along the lines of a Chevy S-10 can handle that.
<
<Altho they did make longbox (8 foot) boxes on the S-10 line, they're prett
<tough to find. Otherwise, an S10 will fit anything 6 foot even... or maybe
I have a toyota (1982!) and with the gate down 8Ft items are no problem.
It has in the last year moved 12 VS3100s, 15 Vt320s, 8 S100 crates and
atlest 8 8" disk pairs, several racks 8 assorted telvideo unknown number
of printers and monitors. If I could get it in it or on it, it moved.
<Weight-wise - I've found the S10 line to be quite capable. They're standar
<1/2-ton, but I've had over 3/4 ton in the back of mine, once... I pulled
Same with the toyota, the Chevy LUV (it was the predecessor to S10).
So considering I drive 100mi a day with it at 162,000 its solid enough.
Pickup trucks regardless of the size are really great for moving computer
hardware and the Vans or their kin are a good second choice. Weight is not
a limiting factor as more often you cube out first.
Allison
