Hi Guys, Going through the collection to see what I can move out to make room for material closer to my areas of interest. I have the following systems available: --------------------------------------------- ADDS Mentor 2000 Nice multiuser PICK machine (I had great fun hacking into it to obtain the SYSPROG password as some of you may recall). Unisys A7-311 Dual CPU "mainframe in a box" NEC N5200 Japanese version of NEC APC One of the few machines to run DOS from 8" floppies. Runs DOS and CP/M86 Compuduct "Rainbow" Large oddball S-100 computer. BMC/OKI IF-800 Large all-in-one Z80 CP/M system with Integrated, color monitor and printer. NekoTech Powerstation A portable ALPHA machine. Generic ALPHA 164LX based machine. Almost all of my MACs, including: Plus, several SEs, II, IIfx, IIsi, IIci, LC, LCII, Classic, Centrius 650, Performa 6116CD, Powermac 7200 + Lots of MAC peripherals and goodies All of my Suns including: 2 3/60s, Sparc1, Sparc4, Sparc5, IPX, Classic + Lots of SUN peripherals and goodies Misc. Material: ------------------ A couple of Morrow/Freedom100 terminals. Probably a couple of other terminals as well. TRS-80 Model III chassis, no drives, mainboard is dead due to corrosion (could be repaired), one power supply is bad, does have a disk controller. Large quantity (many thousands) of 3.5" floppy disks - both 720k and 1.44M. These are NOS - from the days when we used to shipped our software on floppy disks. Large TRS-80 Daisy Wheel II printer. Coleco Adam printer (only) - This contains the power supply for the whole system. Victory Autoloader with two complete sets of 5.25" and 3.5" hoppers (two sets of each). Remington Rand Model 17 typewriter. Piles of SCSI Drives, CD readers, CD writers, QIC and DAT tape drives. Piles of QIC and DAT tapes. Several Monochrome and CGA monitors. Probably lots more jun... er... find high-quality vintage equipment - I'll try to get a list up on the web site which I can keep updated. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Photos and more information about most of this material is available on my web site. Items are located near Ottawa, Ontario Canada. Dave -- dave06a (at) Dave Dunfield dunfield (dot) Firmware development services & tools: www.dunfield.com com Collector of vintage computing equipment: http://www.classiccmp.org/dunfield/index.html