Here's a partial list.... just what I could see easily. There's a ton more buried where I can't see it. It's not grouped or in any order, so if you see duplicates it's because I have more than one of an item (if the duplicates were right together, then I put in a quantity, but there may be more elsewhere in the list of gear)... I'd be happy to talk trades with folks for stuff I need... And don't laugh older classicmp'ers, I've only been doing this a little over 2 years...*grin* HP RTE system (2113E cpu, 7912 disk/cart tape, 7906H disk) HP RTE system (2113E cpu, 9114 cart tape, 7957 disk) DEC PDP 11/73 system (11/73 cpu, Kennedy 9600 mag tape, RX50, several RD52's) DEC PDP 11/73 system (11/73 cpu, RX50 dual 5.25 floppy, RD52 disk, external RD52 disk, external TK25) DEC RX02 dual 8" floppy drive in a cute little pedestal roller, with outlet strip and counter top for a terminal DEC VT220 terminal DEC LA36 printing terminal DEC LA120 printing terminal DEC DF03 modem (god I'd just about kill to have the big brother to this, the one with like 12 modems in it) About 3 other external DEC RD52's Another DEC TK25 tape drive a couple bare DEC RX50's (3) DEC VT100 terminals TI 810 printer LSI terminal Televideo terminal Mime ACT IV keyboard w/ 9" monitor HP2621A terminal Too many spare boards, cables, power supplies, etc. to mention M4 Data 3200/1600 tape drive (SCSI version) DEC PDP-8E rack version (I need at least one more 8K core board for this, or maybe a 32k RAM board??) DEC PC05 paper tape punch (one day I'll get it converted to PC04) Decitek paper tape reader HP2108A cpu (missing some boards in the power supply) HP2113B cpu HP12979B I/O extender chassis HP2113B cpu DEC TU56 tape drive (I need a few parts for this bad!!!!!) DEC RL02 drive DEC PDP-11/44 cpu (need a dectape and some boards for this one to get it up) HP 2748B paper tape reader HP2895B paper tape punch HP 10137C disk controller chassis HP 10137C disk controller chassis HP 2109B cpu Zenith winchester disk system (tabletop, dual 8" floppies, might be an HD internal too) 3rd party disk system for zenith's (dual 8" floppies) DEC TU10 tape drive with TM11 module in a gorgeous dual bay DEC rack HP2000 Access system (includes HP2100A cpu, HP2100S cpu, 2748B paper tape reader, 7900A disc drive, 13215A drive power system, 7970E mag tape) ASR33 (this one is for parts. SOMEONE could probably get it working, not me) Apple ][+ (2) Apple ][e (5) Disk ][ drives Heathkit ET3400 trainer Various composite monitors for the apples (both color & green) Corona Data Systems PPC400-12 (4) Heath H89's (a few of these may be 91's, not sure) Heath H19 terminal (3) Heath H77 dual 5.25 floppy dirves (2) DEC PDP-11/23's And just arriving..... (3) Heath H89's (2) Heath H8's Heath H19 Heath H29 Plus a bunch of heath spares, drives, docs, etc.

LFessen106(a)aol.com wrote: Well, I would like to get ahold of any kind of Motorola 68K machine that can run Linux/68K. No good reason, but the people on this list should be able to sympathize, if not understand. I guess my Performa 636 could if I can bring myself to pay the money I will have to pay to replace the brain-damaged LC040 with one posessing an FPU, though I hear rumor that the floating point emulation is a little better these days. The Mac hardware isn't well supported though. I would really rather run it on a beefed-up Amiga or Atari ST. Unfortunately, the ones that have any chance of doing so are still too precious for me to get my grubby hands on. I don't have any Atari computers, so I'd love to get a couple of them. Somebody once released a free design for an '020 upgrade for the A1000, called LUCAS (Little Ugly Cheap Accelerator System) back when an '020-16 was hot stuff. I've been thinking about adapting that design to an '030(has integral MMU)/'881 combo, which could be capable of running Linux. Would also need to adapt a DRAM controller circuit, like the one from Ingo Cyliax's '030 workstation design in order to have enough RAM to do anything useful. Amigas and Ataris are a lot easier to hack (hardware-wise) than Macs. -- Joel Ewy mailto:ewy@southwind.net http://www2.southwind.net/~ewy

I have an old 1530 that works (although the battery is probably not in good shape). Interested? -- ----------------------------- personal page: http://www.armory.com/~spectre/ -- Cameron Kaiser, Point Loma Nazarene University * ckaiser(a)stockholm.ptloma.edu -- Greek tailor shop: "Euripedes?" "Yes -- Eumenides?" ------------------------