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1 total messages Started by Sam Macomber Sat, 19 Jun 1999 00:00
FS: PowerTowerPro, j700, Dimms, HD's...
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Author: Sam Macomber
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 1999 00:00
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   I've decided to see about clearing house.  I'm going to sell off all my
stuff, to help buy a new G3.  if you want this stuff right away, don't
bother. But if you can wait a little while send me an offer!  I want to
have buyers for most of this this stuff before I sell it.  I can't go with
out a computer for too long!  So keep that all in mind.
I'm listing this stuff separatly, I'll build a machine with what I have if
you'd like, but first *resonable offer* first served!  You pay shipping. 

*I'm adding asking prices, all are OBO of course!

***Machines***
PowerTowerPro: Motherboard w/ 6 PCI slots, 1meg L2 cache, 8 DIMM slots,
audio in and out, 10base-T & AAUI ethernet, 2 serial ports, internal
SCSI-2 external SCSI-1, 7 drive bays(4 full sized accesable, 2 half sized
accesable, 1 half sized internal)  in good shape good powersupply. *no
floppy, drive bay covers, procssor or RAM*  $700

(UMAX)SuperMac j700:  motherboard w/ 4 PCI slots, 512K L2 cache, 16meg
built in RAM, 8 DIMM slots, audio in and out, 10base-T & AAUI ethernet, 2
serial ports, internal SCSI-2 external SCSI-1, 5 drive bays(2 full sized
accesable, 3 halfsized internal)  case is a bit dinged up from opining, I
think the AAUI Ethernet is dead, not sure tho. 10T is fine. rear speaker
output is flaky, headphone is fine and does the same thing. *no floppy,
drive bay covers, or processor*  $500

Mac II: 4 megs RAM, FDHD upgrade has PMMU etc.  Case is wacky, floppy is
dead.  Works great tho, $20


***Processors***
604e/250MHz doughtercard.  *Sold*

604/120MHz Apple brand.  basic processor $10

604e/225MHz from PowerTower,  un known condition, probibly fried make
offer. FREE


***PCI Cards***
ixMicro TwinTurbo 128 Video card.  2meg VRAM, upgradable to 4meg. $75 


***NuBus Cards***
10Base-T Ethernet, have two, you choose: Farallon or asantοΏ½ $25/ea

Supermac Spectrum 8/Series-II 8bit video card. Can run a 19" at 8bit. 
Runs fine on a PPC(even if Radius says it can't, but it does for me!)  $25

Supermac Spectrum 24/Series-III 24bit video card. Can run a 19" at 24bit,
Quicktime accel *not* PPC compatable. $50

Radius Rocket.  25MHz 68040 processor, has Mathcoprocessor! 8 30 pin SIMM
slots. Acctually quite fast, but can only run OS 6.0.7 through 7.1 (7.5 if
you buy the "rocket share" software) $50


***RAM***
2 64meg 168pin fastpage 5v DIMMS *Sold*

4 1meg 30pin SIMMS $7.50/ea

4 4meg 30pin SIMMS $12.50/ea


***Monitors***
SuperMac Color 19 display (GDM-1952) 1024X768@60Hz fixed freq monitor. 
Trinitron tube, VERY good shape.  It Will work w/ an ATI XclaimVR video
card but th screen is shifted off to the right a little.  on either of the
Spectrum cards mantioned above the monitor works really well!  $200

***Drives(SCSI internal)***
170meg Quantum ELS  $15

240meg Quantum LPS $25

2X CD-ROM cartrage $20

8.7gig Micropolus 7200RPM, very fast SCSI-2 Ultra narrow drive. works
great, has some scratches  $200

2.1gig Quantum Fireball in great shape  $100 

***Drives(SCSI external)***

Jaz Drive, works no face plate, 2disks, not working  $150


***Printers***
Color stylewrighter pro.  has dead print head.  $10  


***misc***
3 keyboards(one works on mac plus and ADB), 1 mouse, HD cooler, external
CD-ROM case, external SCSI HD case, 800k floppy, some misc cables(ADB,
SCSI, BNC monitor, power, etc),  MISC HD bracets and bits.... $75


Everything adds up to a total asking price of $2,700.  Give me $2,200 for
the whole lot I'll throw in a Sony MDP-650 LD player and 5 movies(T2
directors cut, 5th element, Con Air, wargames and Braveheart)

If yer interested, drop me a line at spm@macomber.com, I'll reply ASAP. 
Thank you!

-sam
spm@macomber.com
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