Archiving - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

3 Jul 1997

I have a couple for sale/trade, but I'm afraid my valuation would be
somewhat higher than that :(  I'd buy several more for $20 apiece if
they could be found.  

If you want to spend a lot of hours sifting through vendors' junk-board
boxes, you can find one without software or cable for maybe $1-5, and
get the software off the 'net, but I price mine in original box with
software & cable at more like $50 or trade.

I'd trade one for a properly constructed/tested 34-50pin
CompatiCard-to-8"-drive cable, OR a CompatiCard IV to replace my CC II.

Kai

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 From: 	Richard A. Cini, Jr.
 Reply To: 	classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu
 Sent: 	Thursday, July 03, 1997 8:09 AM
 To: 	Discussion re-collecting of classic computers
 Subject: 	Archiving

 >[1] The Central Point Option Board is a 
device for an ISA bus PC that will read
 almost any standard floppy.  They are still
 fairly commonly available for $20 or so.>>

 I remember having one of these many years ago, but I can't find it
 anymore. 
 You mention that they are commonly available, but where do you
 recommend that 
 I start looking??

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