Old HP stuff

[Paul Berger]

I would add any of the earlier HP 9810 9815 9820 9825 9830 9831 9835 
9845 to that list.

Paul.


On 2018-12-19 10:54 AM, Electronics Plus via cctalk wrote:
> Thanks for all the replies! Based on the responses I got, this is the
> specific request list that I just emailed him:
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> anything HP 1000 related is interesting. HP 2100, HP 21MX 2113 2117,
> A-Series A400 A600 A700 A900 A990, etc.
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> are all 21MX/2100-series:
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> HP 12908A Writable Control Store Interface Kit (PCA 12908-60002) HP 12908B
> Writable Control Store Interface Kit (PCA 12908-60006) HP 12908-60003 Jumper
> Board Assembly HP 12908-60005 Backplane Jumper Assembly HP 12908-60008
> Jumper Board Assembly
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> HP 12978A Writable Control Store (PCA 12978-60006) HP 12978-60006 Jumper
> Cable Assembly
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> HP 02100-60018 Cable Assembly (need two!) HP 02100-60052 Connector Assembly
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> an HP HIL mouse (so not PS/2), preferably 3-button
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> HP apollo 735/125 power supply part # 0950-2081 (Astec). It comes from a
> workstation, A2608A or  A2841A
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> HP 9000, whether it's the /200, /300, /400, /700, or /800 series
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> The prices I see for this equipment online are stiff! May I assume (and yes,
> I know what that spells) that you guys are looking for machines in the sub
> $200 class, not $2000 like some sites have posted? Equipment from the
> recycler is so much cheaper, but strictly as-is.
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> Cindy Croxton
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> Electronics Plus
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> 1613 Water Street
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> Kerrville, TX 78028
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> 830-370-3239 cell
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> sales at elecplus.com
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