I have a few AT & T monitors (mono) I'm either giving away or throwing out. These were used w/the 6300 (640 x 400). One I found in someone's trash, the other in someone's yard (it was sitting out there for quite some time) in the snow. I turned both on 6 months to a year ago, and both worked, exhibited no noticeable screen burn, but one rolls, the other jitters. Free for shipping. If you think I'm nuts for even bothering to offer them, you're likely correct, but I hate throwing (most) anything away w/o seeing if someone can make use of them. Also 2 Atari (520ST etc) monitors, one mono, one color. Condition unknown. Found them in the trash too. Cables were snipped. There's a growing contingent of yuck-yucks 'round these parts who must think copper=gold. These were also exposed to some moisture, but not submerged. Both sets operate at about the same frequencies as a Tandy 2000, NEC APC III, and other TTL 400 line units. I also have ~2 dozen NOS SASI boards by Adaptec. I can e-mail a jpeg to any interested parties. About 1/3 are in anti-static bags, the rest wrapped in some other kind of clear plastic. 2$/plus shipping. They're driven by an 8085. I may have 2 or 3 Tandy 1000's for phree or close. Eventually I'll be unloading a few 2000's also, but those might have an issue (changing the video mode in BASIC cause the screen to lock up - ???). They belonged to a developer dude, so I'm wondering if he tinkered with them. Or maybe, just maybe the trace wasn't cut as required to upgrade the mono graphics cards to color, along with the addition of necessary ic's. Will have to check... ____________________________________________________________________________________ Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage. http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs