On Apr 13, 2017, at 9:06 AM, Systems Glitch via cctalk < cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote: over his BYT-8 he's had up for years. It's still overpriced but I can probably sell the boards out of it and make it a reasonable purchase. I already have a board set so really I just need the empty chassis. want to sell me? The turnkey or full front panel versions are both acceptable. It can be totally empty, or if you want to sell the cards with it I can pay accordingly. Whats the big deal with that? Its no more significant than a Compupro chassis or a Integrand box in the S100 realm. If thats rare then the BYT-8 boards must be worth a bundle. Without boards the box is a common S100 crate and value is dime a dozen and costly to ship. That makes my complete working CCS system about the value of solid gold by weight. Allison

chassis or a Integrand box in the S100 realm. I just like the size and configuration. I've been looking for one for a while, it seems they were sort of common at one point. They were whitelabeled by Bell & Howell (educational system) and Olson. I had a "cheap attack" a few years ago on one with the full front panel and have been looking for one for a decent price since then. I have a similarly sized TEI chassis, but it uses a Constant Voltage Transformer in the power supply, and it's *very* loud. Louder than my CompuPro's CVT. I suspect it has a loose lamination or something. The BYT-8 MPU board is pretty common, I don't know if it was sold as a separate product or what. I've had three, plus two bare, unassembled boards. The 1/2K RAM board seems to be rare (I know of one in a Bell & Howell system). Thanks, Jonathan