GenesisFactor's Clean out sale.

Makerbot Cupcake CNC 3D printer- fully assembled and working- $600 obo

Canon XL-1 3CCD professional video camera (missing lens, but they are $70 on ebay)

Blade CX helicopter parts (2 helis, load of parts, back when I had time to tinker and make drones). you will have everything to make at least one fly, and enough parts to light it on fire and built another working one...and probably crash it a few times too . $100 obo​

There are lots of partial computers that I will let go cheap (like no DVD or hard drive or RAM or something). If you are handy, and get in early, you can score a solid deal!

RAM
If you have a computer older than 1990, i have ram for it. If you have a computer even older than that, i MIGHT have ram for it .

Workstations (Operating system not guaranteed, but you can install Linux, Windows at your own leisure. Will use Ubuntu Live CD to show working condition)
4-core Opteron (2x opty 280 dual core) workstation- $200
8-core Opterton (2x opty 2347HE quad core) workstation- $300

Server Motherboards
MS-9130 Motherboard with 2x processors +HSF and backplate (no idea the processors)- $50
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130436

Industrial motherboards

Mini ITX
- Kino-690S1-R10. http://www.logicsupply.com/products/kino_690s1 ($20, no processor to test)
- IEI s479 socket ($20, no processor to test)

PC104
- Come and see, there are a bunch here, most are P3 and come with processor

PCMIG Motherboards
- With backplanes

Cases:
Lian li PCA05(new in box) ($75)
cooler master
more Lian Li
generic stuff

LCD monitors:
Dell 15" ($25)
Dell 17" with USB and rotate ($35)
Modified Dell 15" with ELO touch screen and mounting arm with rotate ($50)
ELO 12" with touch screen ($60)

Water cooling
Koolance Water EXT cooling system- $75
Homebrew water cooling system- sucker cooled a small cluster of workstations single handedly. $75 because I don't EVER plan on having a small cluster like that again...

Hard drives
- Partial SAS RAID 5+1 array- $40
2x SAS 2.5in 36gb (wayyyyyy faster and better than the WD raptors. 3rd one died. Went SSD)
1x SAS 2.5in 72GB​

High gain Router antennas (New, only opened, and homebrew) for looooong range wifi
- 9dbi Gain Omni directional
- 11dbi gain Directional antenna
- Homebrew directional antennas​

I've got crap, adapters for crap, and crap that makes that crap work with crap you probably never heard of
- USB (all types)
- RCA Video
- HDMI
- Parallel
- 3.5mm to RCA...mono audio, stereo audio, mono audio+video, stereo audio+video
- Scsi cables and terminators(if you're into that stuff)
- VGA cables and extenders​

Do you have a child or friend who has an interest in electronics? For $40 bucks, i'll hook them up with a soldering iron, helping hands, and LARGE box of electronics components. You can get your own solder . Some components are ridiculously expensive and powerful if they can get it to work. Includes Mil-Spec resistors, high voltage caps, specialty components...its a mini treasure chest. You can eBay individual parts and get your $40 back without making a dent.

3x transformers. They are heavy. Was to go into a wind turbine. If you can use them, great. It will cost too much to ship where i'm going and I don't have much to transform. Don't give me a price that is less than the recycling value. I can fill my tank on recycling 2 of those at current metal prices. ​

This studio was driven by my EMU 0404 (A good price can tempt me to part with that sound card, cause O...M..G....and now i have the EMU 1010 :-D)
Onkyo 4 way studio monitors- $50
Technical professional 1100 watt amp (on 2, it drove those Onkyo's LOUD, I think I blew a cap, will fix it if no one buys it)
Graphic EQ - $30
8U rackmount case- $50​

- Alpine Parametric EQ
- All the power and audio wires and fuses that you will need
- Distribution boxes
- AudioControl Crossover (MIGHT sell...cosmetically not prettiest but works as AudioControl should. if you know what it is)
- Sound damping mat
- HD Radio

Car computer power supplies
-Opus DC-DC power supply- $60
-PicoPSU with power adapter- $30
-M1-ATX- $40​