the11thdoctor

I have an extra one I would be willing to let go.

What exactly would you be interested in trading for? I have lots of Commodore stuff and some Atari stuff. I am in the area so no shipping!!

I have 6 boxes of old Nintendo Power magazines, Gamers' magazine and such from 80s on up. Any interest? There are lots of other guides too. I would have to go through to make a list.

I am looking for boxed games with manuals.

I use to frequent shopgoodwill.com but it has become known that employees sometimes bid on items to drive up the price. I have talked to a few that admitted that they were told to do so. Want to get a good deal find a local goodiwill, usually they have no idea on how to price things. I have and continue to find $100 items for $3-$10. The only thing I hate about goodwillsis that if they get in vintage computer stuff they automatically send it out to recycle. I have seen people bring in Apple II systems and even a Lisa. What did goodwill do? Dump them. $1200+ machines get scrapped. I even offered $100 on each but would not sell, that is not their policy.

Jump on it. I have been trying to find a Fairchild for awhile now. Doesnt seem to exist locally. $25 is a great deal

Just checking. I have a couple the heavy duty C64 size power supplies. Any interest in one of those?

Is there a particular reason you want a 128 power cord?

Still have any of these games?

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Thanks for all the info. I was able to get the ICD connected up and booted. It is already full of stuff. It will take me a while to go though it all.

One is a Supradrive 20mb and the other is an ICD (not sure of size) both just connect to 1040ST but the ICD has a SCSI connection on it.

I recently picked up a 1040ST and a couple of different hard drives. Now what? I have a hard drive for the Amiga 500, does the 1040ST hard drives work similar in that I can load that puppy up with software and go to town? If so, is there a program I can use to access the data on a PC with SCSI adapter or a Mac? I am lost.

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