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Escort Passport Radar Detector $25
    This was once king of the hill, but now Mike Valentine has done it
    again with his Valentine One.  If you're not into paying $400, and
    you want a great X/K detector, this is the one.  Even though it lacks
    Ka and laser detection (and VG-2 cloaking) this detector still beat
    out several new all-band detectors in Car & Driver's recent tests.  
    I have all the goodies that came with it: visor/windshield mounts, 
    extra cords, velcro, and rubber feet.
    
28.8 ISA Internal modem $10
    Supposedly a Motorola Modemsurfer, although it doesn't say that anywhere
    on the card.  I don't have any software for it, so this is not for the
    uninitiated.

Fax/voice switcher $15
    Nifty little device that lets an answering machine and fax machine share
    the same phone line.  This little box automatically switches between a
    fax machine (or fax/modem) and an answering machine once it detects the
    incoming call.

Stereo receiver $20
    SAE Two model R3C.  35W/channel, headphone jack, and allows 2 sets of 
    speakers to be connected.  Needs a little tuner cleaner for the input 
    selector and front panel light bulb is burned out.  $20

Speakers $30/pair
    Marantz "standard" size speakers.  Handle up to 50W. $35/pair.

Amplifier $15
    Nikko 25W/channel.

Flightstick Pro $10
    Airplane joystick for Macintosh computers.
    
17" Trinitron monitor $150
    This is a fixed-frequency monitor made by DEC.  You need a BNC cable to
    run it, and possibly a different video card, but I'm not sure.  I didn't
    realise all this, and bought an SVGA monitor instead.  If you've got the
    right setup, it's a good price for a Trintron.

15" monitor (needs work) $60
    Gateway Crystal Scan.  Worked fine and then all of a sudden it now just
    comes up with wavy diagonal blue lines.  Anyone know anyone who can fix
    monitors relatively cheaply?

Apple Laserwriter IINT $175
    A good workhorse printer.  300 dpi, 8ppm, 2MB RAM, Postscript, Appletalk.

PowerMac 6100/80 $475
    PowerPC 601/60 w/MacClip accelerator, running at 80 Mhz.  24 MB RAM,
    350 MB hard drive, 256k L2 cache, CD-ROM, keyboard, mouse.  OS 8.1
    installed.

Apple 16" monitor $175
    832x624 resolution (fixed, not multi-scan).  A little fuzzy, as these
    monitors tend to get, but still quite usable.

Or buy the 6100 and the 16" monitor together for $600.

Dave
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