11 Apr
1998
11 Apr
'98
8:38 a.m.
I had looked in jameco's catalog before, and the prices seem rather high! $25
for a single mathco is outrageous. i remember they did/do sell system boards
that arent necessarily state of the art for 2-3 times a "normal" price. do
they still sell apple parts? mouser electronics (if still around) might have
parts cheaper.
In a message dated 98-04-11 06:13:39 EDT, you write:
<< >I realize that this may not quite reach the 10year mark, but not many
people deal with even this old of hardware. (Is there
a group out there
for "obsolete" yet non-yet-classic hardware?)
10 years? Yes. The 80386
was designed in 1985, so the 387 couldn't be to
much later than that.
I need to find somewhere to get many i387 chips. (I
currently need about
15 to 20 of them.) Anyone know the best place to start looking?
The EXACT place to
look is Jameco, at http://www.jameco.com . In their
newest catalog, they list the 80387 (unter Integrated circuts and then under
Math Coprocessors), they have: (prices for the 10-99 range)
80387-33 $25.95
80387-40 $29.95
80387-16SX $34.95
"""""""""20"" $39.95
"""""""""25"" $44.95
I can give part #'s if you're interested.
Hope this helps,
Tim D. Hotze
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