Assuming all the Laserdisk players all work - they just have a few cosmetic scratches - I'm willing to part with two of them. First two replies get them for $10 + shipping. If they don't all work (as far as I can tell without owning a laserdisk - they should also play CDs) then I'll be offering less of them I guess... Pat Lafayette, IN, USA

I managed to get a few fun things to play with this week - courtesy of Purdue University Salvage/Surplus ** Finds ** Lear-Sigler AMD-3A+ **actually working** (compared to my ADM-5) $free 4 x Pioneer CD CDV LD Player CLD-2400 (LaserDisk player) $free OT: 2 x SYMBIOS RAID arrays - 10 drives/controller, 2 controllers/array with the 4GB narrow scsi drives in it, total of 144GB of RAID-5 pulled from an NCR Teradata (worldmark 5100M) system 2 x NCR Worldmark 5100M nodes with 4GB Ram, 32xPentium Pro 200MHz processors each. Now, it's time to help with its Linux port - doesn't quite boot yet. Features a pair of 32bit Microchannel busses per node. Technically, I guess, it's still Purdue's, but I get basically exclusive access to it (and free power/network). I'm thinking about going back to grab a pair of marked 'BAD' ADM-5's from there that might be useful for parts to repair my ADM-5. ** Cheap to a good home ** Assuming all the Laserdisk players all work - they just have a few cosmetic scratches - I'm willing to part with two of them. First two replies get them for $10 + shipping. If they don't all work (as far as I can tell without owning a laserdisk - they should also play CDs) then I'll be offering less of them I guess... Pat Lafayette, IN, USA -- Purdue Universtiy ITAP/RCS Information Technology at Purdue Research Computing and Storage http://www-rcd.cc.purdue.edu