Fair price on a MINT Indus GT (complete)?

[dafivehole]

Just curious if anyone thinks that $99 is a fair price on a MINT and totally complete Indus GT? Has all cables, black carrying case, software, etc.

 

Thanks,

Roger

[8bitguy1]

Just curious if anyone thinks that $99 is a fair price on a MINT and totally complete Indus GT? Has all cables, black carrying case, software, etc.

 

Thanks,

Roger

 

Probably, I know I wouldn't let mine go for that.....

[Almost Rice]

Just curious if anyone thinks that $99 is a fair price on a MINT and totally complete Indus GT? Has all cables, black carrying case, software, etc.

 

Does it have the cardboard inserts to make the case into a floppy disk case?

[dafivehole]

Hmmm Good question...

 

Roger

[tregare]

Just curious if anyone thinks that $99 is a fair price on a MINT and totally complete Indus GT? Has all cables, black carrying case, software, etc.

 

Thanks,

Roger

 

 

i've been getting mine for less on e-bay(and locally), but I've been taking chances on the functionality of them, I just got one that claimed to be in it's original carry case, but the case does not seem to be large enough for the drive AND power-supply. I've been thinking of chasing down some 12V ~ 2A switching power supplies since they should be much smaller and cooler running than the one that came with the drive.

 

so, for a tested good drive, yes, I'd think that $99 would be a good price. I'd buy one for that.

[Bryan]

Too bad there was never a double-sided GT. I've never seen those Tandon mechanisms in any other configuration either.

[tregare]

Too bad there was never a double-sided GT. I've never seen those Tandon mechanisms in any other configuration either.

 

 

I wish that there was a schematic of the analog board available, I'd like to compare it to a standard Tandon floppy analog board.