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1 total messages Started by Bill Bradford Tue, 15 Feb 2000 00:00
FS/FT: HP 4972A LAN Protocol Analyzer
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Author: Bill Bradford
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2000 00:00
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I recently picked up a HP 4972A LAN Protocol Analyzer, in perfect working
order.  Has all cables (external video, "option" cable, etc), AUI port
on back (I'll throw in a 15-pin AUI cable and an AUI to 10base-T transceiver),
even original HP warranty card.  No manuals (currently), but a friend is
loaning a set that I'm going to Xerox if I cant find an original set.
Works great, screen is perfect, boots fine.  Has Cable test, lan 
analysis application packs loaded.  Has all available hardware options 
except the 1mbps hardware interface.  I've even got the original yellow
3.5" floppy drive protector to put in the drive during shipping.

Picture (of an identical unit, mine looks just like this) at 
http://www.mrbill.net/~mrbill/hp/4972A-2.JPG.  Unit is in Austin,
Texas, but I can ship anywhere (provided the buyer pays for packing
and shipping, this weighs at least 50 lbs and is the size of an
old original IBM PC or so).

For sale (make an offer) or for trade; looking for older DEC equipment
of any kind (preferrably PDP-11 or VAX stuff).  This analyzer is a nice
piece of equipment, I just really have no use for it and would like to
see it go to someone who can make some use of it.  Will consider any
offers; I actually prefer trades over a cash sale.

Bill

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