Free(?) stuff in Richardson, Texas

Remember a while back I posted about a company in Richardson, Texas, with a bounty of crap to give away? Well, they still have it and they are more desperate than ever to get rid of it. Last time I posted a list of stuff. I'm posting that list again, but the list has grown (and I don't know what's been added). To get in on this, simply send e-mail to David Albright at <dalbright(a)hbssystems.com> and work out the details with him. I'm sure they will not be interested in shipping anything unless you are willing to compensate them well for their time (this is a business that is not very interested in becoming a vintage computer vendor). It would be best if you could actually go to their business to pick the stuff up. Please respond directly to David Albright <dalbright(a)hbssystems.com>om>. Here is the list: Texas Instruments 1500 (1 bay) Archive tape drive 8-port TI hub Texas Instruments 1500 (8 bay) Archive tape drive 8-port TI hub Texas Instruments 300 Business System Terminal Texas Instruments Business System 300 (blows fuse after a minute) IBM PC/XT w/System/36 interface board IBM PC monochrome display IBM System/36 Desktop (Type 5364) ADP PC/AT (no P/S) ADP MAX 8500 (dead) Archive tape drive (2) 4-port networking hubs Motorola SYS3304NY151 Archive tape drive Texas Instruments System 1000 Archive 150MB tape drive TI System V Xemix 386 by SCO Manuals Texas Instruments System 1000 (3) NEC N4810II modem (2) Racal-Vadic VA212 audto-dial modem, AC adapter, cables, manuals DIS System 36 (bad hard drive) IBM monitor CITOH 8510 printer Texas Instruments Omni 800 printer Sperry IT (PC/AT with SCO Xenix) Unisys color monitor The company wants to ditch this stuff soon so act fast or else it might be scrapped. Sellam Alternate e-mail: dastar(a)siconic.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Don't rub the lamp if you don't want the genie to come out. VCF East? VCF Europe!? YOU BETCHA!! Stay tuned for more information or contact me to find out how you can participate http://www.vintage.org