OMG GET IT OUT! a cleaning

[Osgeld]

Random stuff I need to get rid of... continental US shipping only please

 

GONE TO A GOOD HOME

Atari Computer CX85 numeric keypad, bought it last month from a forum member, thought I needed it for a hack project, turned out I found a better solution. Bought it for 5 bucks here + shipping, you pay the same. UNTESTED, but its a keypad matrix for Atari, what could go bad?

 

Netgear G mode wifi router + 4 port 10/100 Ethernet switch, used it for years, works but needed more oomph in my steel studded apartment to please the wife in order to operate hulu on the wii and our wireless printer gathered in the last couple years , been on 24-7 for at least 6 years.

5$ + shipping

 

Nvidia Gefore 9600GT, 512mb PCIe 16x, Great video card for older machines, made by sparkle with a basic reference board design with a non boxed in dust collecting cooling system.Dual DVI output + Component / composite / svideo din port and a DVI to VGA adapter, 25$ + shipping.

 

Xevious for Atari 7800 CIB, box is smashed to hell, especially at the bottom, cart is in brand new condition, pitiful instruction "book", and warranty card included both in good condition. 5$ + shipping.

 

Hard drives:

All these drives have been tested working at some point during my ownership, I will test and format them upon inquiry and before accepting payment ... it just hard to spend a whole day testing hard drives that may end up back in the bin for another decade.

 

Seagate U series, ATA-66 (might be 100mbs) 10GB IDE, plastic broken on IDE connector, kind of dirty 5$ + shipping

 

Maxtor ATA-133 40GB IDE drive, salvaged from a Tivo 10$ + shipping

 

Quantum Fireball, 20GB IDE drive, drive works fine,but is loud, could last 6 weeks, could last 20 years, free + shipping

 

Seagate 8.something GB IDE drive from original XBOX, works great, and is unlocked for use in any system 5$ + shipping

 

WD enterpise level 2GB SCSI drive. 68 pin connector, old school SCSI loud, sounds bad ass if you like your computer sounding like a terminator taking flight, 15$ + shipping

 

Computers:

 

Macintosh Performa 430 (mac lc II) 020 motorola cpu, system 7, 10MB ram (though technically 12 is installed, its a system limit) 120MB quantum scsi hard disk, 1.44 3.5 inch floppy disk. No KB or mouse, little finicky about what monitors are plugged into it (most mac CRT's work, one of my LCD's work with adapter, the other doesn't) 10$ + shipping.

 

DEC 386SL-25 laptop. 4Mb ram, basic 256k VGA (640x480x16 or 320x240x256) color Dual Scan LCD. 540MB hard disk with drive overlay software, MS-DOS 7.0

detachable ps/2 micro trackball, 1.44MB 3.5 inch floppy, ps/2, vga, 9 pin rs232, printer and some obscure expansion port. pretty sure this is a rebranded ASUS design as ASUS and TI both have similar laptops. No battery, no power supply (requires 24 volts @ 2.2 amps with battery in, been using it fine with a 18 volt generic HP supply)

 

since there is no power supply I am including a 10/100 PCMCIA Ethernet card, PS/2 generic optical mouse, and a carry case.

the 386SL is a 386SX in a SMT format with many of the support chips integrated giving its L designation as in 386SLarge Scale Integration, it has socket for i387SL math co-processor, non populated (bout 30 bucks on ebay)

 

Ethernet card has a dongle, which one of the clips broke off of, so its now glued into place, and not removable, just FYI. system comes with drive overlay and dos floppy disk if want to install freedos or whatever, featured on HACK-A-DAY and SLASHDOT... for whatever thats worth

 

25$ + shipping

Edited June 24, 2013 by Osgeld

[Osgeld]

bump: CX85 keypad is pending via serious buyer