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Rainbow EchoMail Digest

#669
From: George A. Theall
Date: Sat, 13 Oct 1990 14:26
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Rainbow EchoMail Digest                         Oct 13, 1990

In this issue:
  RE: RAINBOW POWER SUPPLIE
  RAINBOW DECED
  RE: RAINBOW DECED
  PHONE NUMBER


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Date:     10-11-90 (00:34)
To:       ANDREW TAYLOR
Subject:  RE: RAINBOW POWER SUPPLIE
From:     CARL HOUSEMAN

When installing the "A" power supply into your B-model, get the "A" fan
too.  Then you'll have what I have but you got there
differently - a case, an "A" power supply & fan, and a "B"
motherboard.  The difference is mine started out as an "A".

 Also, unless you use an ancient full-height power hungry hard disk,
the "A" power supply will easily handle the full complement of
options in the Rainbow.


- --- Opus-CBCS 1.12
 * Origin: Silver Bullet - Silver Spring, Md - 301-622-2247 (1:109/417.0)
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Date:     10-09-90 (21:24)
To:       ALL
Subject:  RAINBOW DECED
From:     BRUCE MITCHELL

Is there a markey for old rainbows via this board?
 I tried before and got no word, except for a healpful woman from
Conmnecticut. Who said yes, but "where" remained a mystery.
 Any local word on this? 10MB Hrd Dsk, two drives, 128k ram expandable
to 640. standard monitor and key board. LA 50 printer.
 any info out there?


- --- Opus-CBCS 1.12
 * Origin: Glacier Peak Rainbow, Bellevue, WA - 206/644-8431 (1:343/3.0)
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Date:     10-10-90 (17:09)
To:       BRUCE MITCHELL
Subject:  RE: RAINBOW DECED
From:     AMER NELSON

YES, THERE IS A MARKET.  How strong I don't know.  You can call Andrew
Taylor the newsletter editor for our local LUG's newsletter to
place an ad.  FYI I sold a working Rainbow with 640K of RAM,
with a hard disk controller but no WORKING hard disk for $200
today -- that was without a printer.  That should give you some
idea what the market is like.
 ++ Amer ++


- --- Opus-CBCS 1.12
 * Origin: Glacier Peak Rainbow, Bellevue, WA - 206/644-8431 (1:343/3.0)
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Date:     10-10-90 (17:15)
To:       BRUCE MITCHELL
Subject:  PHONE NUMBER
From:     AMER NELSON

I didn't give you Andrew Taylor's phone number - (206)323-5929.
 ++ Amer ++


- --- Opus-CBCS 1.12
 * Origin: Glacier Peak Rainbow, Bellevue, WA - 206/644-8431 (1:343/3.0)
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