Say it ain't so, Joe!

Hi Dan, At 11:20 PM 11/12/01 -0500, you wrote: Pressure from the OL and I just got fed up with everything. Well there's still a pile of the bigger and less popular HP stuff here if you want to come get it. Here's a list of what I can remember off the top of my head: Complete and working HP 150 and Touchscreen II systems with drives and manuals and SW, etc; a lot of HP 110s, again with manuals and SW; about 20 HP 9825s with loads of accessories; about 15 HP 85s again with loads of manuals, ROMS, etc; several HP 9920s including a full blown and loaded one that came from Litton Laser Systems; several 9826s and 9836s including a 9836CU; and bunches of interfaces and peripherals for the above. Also a dead 9830 and a dead 9821, parts of a 9835, several 9845s and at least two HP Integrals in unknown condition. Also a working HP 120 CPM machine with SW. But I don't have time to ship them so you HAVE TO come get them. I haven't decided what to do about the HP 9915s and the 9831 yet. All of the following are gone: ALL of the HP handheld calcs; all the extra HP SW paks and manuals; all the HP catalogs; all of the HP Journals; the HP 9100 and accessories; all the HP 97s, 9815s and small desktop calcs; the HP 125 CPM machine; all the AIM 65s; the Apple Lisas; the DEC 11/23 system; all the S-100 stuff except for a few Cromemco cases with backplanes; both Altairs; the Rubicon; the SB-180; all the HP 9000 series 300 machines; all six Osbornes; both Z-100s and all the manuals and extra parts; all the Intel and Motorola SBCs; the Tektronix 31 calc; the Tektronix 8051 computer and all accessories and manuals; the Tektronix CPM computer; the Intel 235 MDS; the Sony/Tektronix Logic Analyzers; the Dolch MPM computer/logic analyzer; ALL the general computer manuals and books; all the test equipment except for one OLD HP logic analyzer and all the machine tools and tooling except for the 12 x 48" lathe (it's spoken for but we have to tear down the building to get it out!) Joe