Central Florida Junk Fest report.

It was small. Myself and 4 other people came with loads of classic computers and I had a fun morning with the similarly afflicted. Nice seeing y'all! I scored a tonne of stuff including: Dolphin BRD FDC-78 computer w/2 8" Drives & software Several EXORcisor boards including: 3 x Micromodule 2 cpus Moto Stand Alone Computer MEK6800D2 MEX6820 MEX68P12 a few Moto memory boards TRS-80 Model 4 128k and software LDOS Computer News 80 1- 17 TRS-80 Model 100 TRS-80 Model 102 with that funky little Holmes interface Joe talked about earlier Boxed Vic-20 Prolog M823 6800 System Analyzer Tektronics 1750a Emulator Card and VMS support software First Macintosh Portable with a nice Apple Case Old timey Televideo 950 Terminal Micro Design MDX-2 Expansion Interface for TRS-80 Model 1 Tektronics probe panel for my 8002a my Exidy Sorcerer II mb (loaner returned while there...) Books including: AMD 2900 Family products Microcomputer Systems Principles Featuring the 6502/Kim TAB's Computer Technician's Handbook z-80 and 8080 Assembly Language Programming Apple ][ Basic Programming Reference Manual Osborne's Apple ][ classic reference Dr. Dobbs z-80 Toolbook few Rainbow magazines. and a few SAMS 8080 bugbooks later rerouted to Joe Everything cost a total of $ - .05. Yes, I made five cents on the trip. Joe and I both wanted the Prolog analyzer so we flipped a coin for it. I won *and* kept his nickel! ;-P Apparently, edicts from spouses forbid heavy competition for the 'bulky stuff' and created a driven sales incentive. ;) While there, I was able to dump^h^h^h^htrade^h^h^h^h^hfind new homes for: SMS 1000 Model 50 pdp clone Commodore CBM 8032 Heathkit H-89 HP 150-II Intel 820a uScope Sun Dat Drive an Un-Rommed Exidy Rom Pac circut board. Sinclair 1500 & Carrier AC controller Grid OEM'd Norand Auto PC Timeworks tray for the Timex 1000 ...and stuff that I couldn't even give away and had to pack back up at the end of the half day: a few Olympia ETX-II computers Amiga 2000 Robbie Robot Burroghs Calculator Micromodule rackable cardcage Kaypro 2 Kaypro 4 Oscilliscope DecServer 200/mc a few Coco 2 computers There were several Grid, Apple, IBM, HP computers, a few AT&T 3B2s, and others, books, software, and test gear as well that I wasn't able to bring home. I took a few digital pics and will post them shortly. Thanks for hosting it Glen and let's do this again. Got new toys to play with. Later! ;) - Mike: dogas(a)bellsouth.net