24 Mar
2012
24 Mar
'12
1:14 p.m.
Until a few years ago I had a Wang 2200 MVP.? When I was using it in my high school
classroom an administrator had the room cleaned and moved the system outside.? A sudden
storm destroyed the CPU and drives.? I have several working Wang 2236 terminals if
somebody has a need for one.? Also, I would like to locate a 2200 MVP to play with again.?
I am also looking for homes for a pair of Wang PCs from about 1990, two different models,
one set up for networking.
?
John
24 Mar
24 Mar
3:22 p.m.
In article <1332609241.81279.YahooMailNeo at web82608.mail.mud.yahoo.com>,
JC White <jcw1231 at pacbell.net> writes:
Until a few years ago I had a Wang 2200 MVP. When I
was using it in my
high school classroom an administrator had the room cleaned and moved the
system outside. A sudden storm destroyed the CPU and drives.
Hopefully said administrator was given a severe talking to.
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10:59 p.m.
On 3/24/2012 10:14 AM, JC White wrote:
Until a few years ago I had a Wang 2200 MVP. When I
was using it in my high school classroom an administrator had the room cleaned and moved
the system outside. A sudden storm destroyed the CPU and drives. I have several working
Wang 2236 terminals if somebody has a need for one. Also, I would like to locate a 2200
MVP to play with again. I am also looking for homes for a pair of Wang PCs from about
1990, two different models, one set up for networking.
John
To add to this, at RE-PC in Seattle, WA there's a bunch of 2200 MVP
hardware sitting in the back corner: a set of manuals, a couple of
terminals w/keyboards and some 8" drive units. Alas, no CPU (or I would
have picked it up for myself :))
Josh
11:28 p.m.
On Mar 24, 2012 8:03 PM, "Josh Dersch" <derschjo at mail.msu.edu> wrote:
To add to this, at RE-PC in Seattle, WA there's a bunch of 2200 MVP
hardware
sitting in the back corner: a set of manuals, a couple of
terminals w/keyboards and some 8" drive units. Alas, no CPU (or I would
have picked it up for myself :))
Josh
I happened to see that stuff there today myself while dropping off a dead
monitor for recycle. I thought about taking some pictures with my phone
but didn't bother. I think it was something like $75 for each of the two
8-inch floppy drive boxes. One with 3 drives and the other with 2. I saw at
least 3 keyboards. I don't know anything about Wang equipment so I couldn't
tell you what it was.
-Glen
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