Astronautics ZS-1

William Donzelli wrote: No, it isn't. But I just need a real commitment to wanting the hardware so I can negotiate with the company. If I have a commitment, the actual removal could wait until the end of January or early February at the latest. Since my position at the company is not guaranteed, the sooner it gets done the better. I would have offered the equipment sooner, but I have been having trouble getting the company to commit to giving the ZS machines away. Communication between the involved parties has been typically poor. The whole process of shutting down our facility has been very frustrating. It will take a couple of days for pictures. The two main racks are connected by _extensive_ cabling. I am doubtful that taking the two main racks apart is feasible. One of the main racks seems to be a standard 19" wide, the other main one looks to be about 30" wide. The third rack is a separate 19" wide unit. I was involved in removing a pair of the machines from the UW Madison a couple of years ago. We had four or five people to move the machines using a rented truck with a lift gate. We rolled those machines down the ramp into the basement of our building. Those would be the easiest to move. The other two machines are on a main floor of the building and do not fit in our elevator. These machines would need to be ramped down a wide flight of stairs and out the front doors of our building. More challenging. :)