1 Jun
2001
1 Jun
'01
5:16 p.m.
At 12:09 AM 6/1/01 -0700, you wrote:
I was VERY close to being "impolite" as the 4 pigs that got to the place
first had each made a horde of the various items, including one guy with 4
of the 4033A monitors. I made the suggestion that if just one of them
couldn't be shared to me, maybe I would just make a cash offer for one to
the guy running the scrap yard. I choose to live, but it really annoyed me
that these guys not only hogged them all, but duped the scrap guy into
thinking they weren't very valuable.
UC Irvine surplus just had a big batch of Apollo
computers show up, nasty
feeding frenzy on the HP 4033A monitors,
^^^^^^^^^ nice. I have one, but a few
735/50's are left as well as HP 2094 monitors.
The A2094 are nice too, but fixed
freq. and heavy; they
have trinitron tubes.
However, I think that what you are describing as "HP735/50"
are actually "715/50"; the 735 came in 99 and 125MHz varieties
only. Still, the 715's are ok.