On Apr 10, 19:13, THETechnoid(a)home.com wrote: I may as well join in. Not all of my collection is accessible, some of it is on the "fix, one day" list, and it's in no particular order, but here goes: BBC Microcomputer Model B (1 working, 1 not quite, parts for 1-2 more) BBC Microcomputer Model B Plus x 3/4 (needs serious work) Torch Z80 Card x 2 Acorn 6502 2nd Processor Acorn Z80 2nd Processor Acorn Electron Acorn Atom Archimedes 310 Archimedes 440 Acorn R260 Acorn R260 with non-Acorn SCSI (so basically an A540) Apple ][+ Apple //e Apple Mac Plus x 2 (one has a hard drive) Apple Mac IIvx Sharp MZ80K Atari MegaST Exidy Sorcerer Dragon 32 Nascom 2 Commodore PET 2001-8K Commodore 128 (US version) Commodore VIC-20 Amiga 500 (incomplete) homebrew Z8 SBC Sinclair ZX81 Sinclair Spectrum Sinclair Spectrum + Sinclair QL x 2 Sparcstation 1+ Sparc Classic SGI Indigo R3000, "song and dance machine" graphics SGI Indigo R3000, XZ graphics SGI Indigo R3000, Elan graphics Silicon Graphics Indy R4600SC Silicon Graphics Indy R4600SC NeXTstation XT-compatible AT-compatible 386SX-16 486DX-66 486DX4-100 PDP-11/03 x 2 } PDP-11/23 x 2 } but only 2 x BA11 to run them in PDP-11/73 x 2 } PDP-11/34 PDP-11/24 (boards only, no backplane/panel/box) microPDP-11/83 microVax I Vaxstation 3100 WP78 (PDP-8) Sage II Cambridge Z88 Psion Organiser Microwriter AgendA At any given time, between 12 and 18 of these are on the network, which is mostly 10baseT with some 10base2 and 10base5, and to which I'm about to add some FDDI. Also on the net are: HP 1600CM network printer Star laserprinter GatorBox CS a couple of printer server boxes three managed hubs assorted other network devices and lurking in odd places: too many monitors uncertain number of printers probably half a dozen assorted terminals far too many assorted PCBs uncounted keyboards of odd types uncountable disk drives various Zilog boards looking for a backplane 260 drawers of components What I'm lookng for: 1) anything free :-) 2) 1/4 of the Origin 2000 from work ;-) 3) more space 4) more time 5) bottom half of a case for an Acorn Atom 6) fibre optic cables 7) QBus SCSI disk controller 8) TU56 -- Pete Peter Turnbull Network Manager Dept. of Computer Science University of York