[rescue] Sun SLC/ELC

[Brent B. Powers]

OK, I've got one of these (No RAM, I think I scavenged it for my ipx)
w/transciever that I'll let go to anyone who wants to pick up in
NYC.... (or you can bribe me... I'm easy).

>>>>> "Curtis" == Curtis H Wilbar, <Curtis> writes:

    Curtis> If your close to it... It will probably go for $10 or less
    Curtis> (searching ebay completed shows one closed at $10 with 6
    Curtis> bids).... competition low...

    Curtis> So, if your close to it and interested go for it... looks
    Curtis> very clean.

    Curtis> I wouldn't mind an ELC for the collection, but I'll wait
    Curtis> to stumble upon one locally... as I'm not going to pay $30
    Curtis> to ship a $10 computer...

    Curtis> -- Curt

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    >>  Jochen Kunz wrote:
    >>> On 2003.01.14 08:48 Curtis H. Wilbar Jr. wrote:
    >>> 
    >>> 
    >>>> I have some Sun SLC/ELC cpu boards.
    >>>  [...]
    >>> 
    >>>> I've been keeping these around in case I had an SLC/ELC to
    >>>> the collection, but SLC/ELC is low on my desired
    >>>> collectibles, so if there is interest let me know... FS or
    >>>> FT.
    >>>  You know that you can operate a SLC / ELC board without the
    >>> machine? You only need to feed +5 / +12 / -12 V (the later
    >>> only for the RS232) to it to run. I mounted a ELC board in an
    >>> external SCSI enclosure together with a disk, CDROM and
    >>> CDRecorder. Makes a perfect toaster with NetBSD.
    >>  Almost makes it worthwhile to bid on this:
    >> 
    >> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=179&item=2301006290
    >> 
    >> even though I have no money right now.
    >> 
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