21 Oct
2002
21 Oct
'02
3:20 p.m.
From: Tothwolf <tothwolf(a)concentric.net>
On Sun, 20 Oct 2002, Keven Miller wrote:
Hi
I don't know if I should say anything but there is a pile of
488 cards at HSC that come with manuals and software, new in
the box. I paid $35 for it. I haven't looked to see if it
is a ISA or what but it is for either PC's or AT's, I just
wasn't paying attention. I need to get some cables before I
can connect to my meter or power supplies.
Dwight
Jay West wrote:
Gosh, do these cards always command such a high price? I think I still
have one of those cards around here somewhere that I don't ever see myself
putting to use. If I can find it, I may go ahead and make it available as
a trade. What exactly are these things good for anyhow? I also have a
couple of HP systems, but I've never done much with them, since I didn't
have software for them when they were still working.
-Toth
Anyone have a spare 9122S or 9122D available?
Someday I hope to find a
HP-IB interface for a PeeCee cheap, but from what I've seen those are
still commanding (relatively) high dollars.
A couple years ago I picked up an ISA-HPIB card from eBay for $101.00.
It came with the manual and software "HP-IB Command Library for MS-DOS."