Folks,
Those of you on the LEM Swap list have already seen this; but I know from experience that a lot people here arent' on that list, so here's some stuff I'd like to send to good homes.
Best,
Matt
TERMS:
- Prices do NOT include shipping (from Phila, PA 19123)
- PayPal preferred; USPS Money Order also accepted; No other forms of payment
- PayPal verified (350+); all-positive eBay feedback of +312 as "mattruben"
* EACH ITEM - OR "LOT" - IS $5.00 PLUS SHIPPING*
* Items in good working condition unless otherwise noted *
CONTENTS:
I. INTERNAL DRIVES AND ACCESSORIES
II. PROCESSORS, BOARDS, AND EXPANSION CARDS
III. RAM
IV. PERIPHERALS AND CABLES
I. INTERNAL DRIVES and ACCESSORIES
All internal hard drives are 1" high, low-profile. All are Mac formatted with standard Apple drive setup utility.
1. LOT OF TWO: 2x Apple/Quantum 50-pin SCSI hard drives, 80MB each
2. Apple/Quantum IDE/ATA hard drive, 1.6GB (Fireball ST)
3. Apple/Quantum IDE/ATA hard drive, 1.2GB (Fireball TM)
(Note: I have two of these available; price is $5 each)
4. Apple/Quantum IDE/ATA hard drive, 1.0GB (Fireball), with sled
5. LOT OF TWO: Western Digital Caviar 850MB IDE/ATA hard drive, and Apple/Quantum 500MB IDE/ATA hard drive (ProDrive)
6. Apple 600i Plus, 4X internal SCSI CD-ROM drive, tray load
7. Apple 300i Plus, 2X internal SCSI CD-ROM drive, tray load, with sled (most Macs) or rails (Power Mac 7100, Quadra/Centris 650)
pic: http://homepage.mac.com/mruben/macstuff/PhotoAlbum49.html
8. LOT OF TWO DRIVE SLEDS: I have metal and plastic CD-ROM and hard drive trays, sleds and rails for virtually every beige Mac. Inquire on specifics and get any two for $5.
II. PROCESSORS, BOARDS, AND EXPANSION CARDS
9. Asante LC-PDS ethernet card. Works with Apple's native drivers.
Pic: http://homepage.mac.com/mruben/macstuff/PhotoAlbum48.html
10. LOT OF SIX CPUs: 3x 33MHz 68LC040 CPUs, and 3x 120MHz daughtercards for PCI Power Macs (7300-9600 range).
Pics: http://homepage.mac.com/mruben/macstuff/PhotoAlbum47.html
Note: The pics show only two of each, but you will receive three of each.
11. Performa/LC 580 logic board, analog board, control box and speakers
Pic: http://homepage.mac.com/mruben/macstuff/PhotoAlbum47.html
12. Performa/LC 575 analog board only
(virtually identical in appearance to 580 a/b, above)
13. Quadra 700 motherboard with 68LC040 CPU
Pic: http://homepage.mac.com/mruben/macstuff/PhotoAlbum47.html
III. RAM
14. Matched pair 16MB 72-pin SIMMs (32MB total)
15. Matched Pair 16MB 168-pin FPM DIMMs (32MB total)
16. LOT OF AT LEAST 12 SIMMs and/or DIMMs: Multiple 4MB and 8MB 72-pin SIMMs, and 8MB 168-pin DIMMs. Take as many as you want, any combination, all for $5. I have more than a dozen 4MB SIMMs, at least four 8MB SIMMs, and a few 8MB DIMMs. Most are in matched pairs.
IV. PERIPHERALS AND CABLES
17. LOT OF TWO Powerbook adapters: Powerbook SCSI adapter (no dock switch), and Powerbook video adapter (for 500 series, and maybe other older PBs).
Pic of SCSI adapter: http://homepage.mac.com/mruben/macstuff/PhotoAlbum49.html
18. Gravis Mousestick II ADB joystick, unboxed.
Pic: http://homepage.mac.com/mruben/macstuff/PhotoAlbum49.html
19. Apple Audiovision monitor cable - for connecting Audiovision monitor to a "normal" Mac other than the PPC 61-71-8100 series. Connects to HDI45 port on Audiovision monitor, breaks out into DB5 monitor, ADB, mic in and speaker out.
20. HP Portable Deskwriter 320 Inkjet Printer. Includes AC adapter, sheet feeder assembly, color and black cartridges, extra ink cartridge holder.
Pic: http://homepage.mac.com/mruben/macstuff/PhotoAlbum36.html
Note: unit powers up and feeds paper, but does not actually lay down the ink. The ink carts are almost certainly dried out.
21. DOS Compatibility Card for 610/6100, with Video Cable. Includes DOS card with 486 CPU, and special video cable to run Mac OS and DOS/Windows on the same monitor.
Note: I have the Quadra 610 and Power Mac 6100 versions of this hardware. Please specify which version you want.
22. DOS Compatibility Card Software - MS-DOS AND Windows 3.1. All original Apple-bundled software, still sealed, with MS authenticity certificates and other printed documentation.
Pics: http://homepage.mac.com/mruben/macstuff/PhotoAlbum45.html
Note: DOS video cable in pics is NOT included; see item 21, just above, for that item.