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Alms, alms for the poor... 
I'm really poor and I need money. Ergo, sales time. I hope some of this old crap is worth something...
PRICES LOWERED 31 MAR 2011 !!
...also, I now have (and will accept) Non-Credit-Card PayPal!!
I'm really poor and I need money. Ergo, sales time. I hope some of this old crap is worth something...PRICES LOWERED 31 MAR 2011 !!
...also, I now have (and will accept) Non-Credit-Card PayPal!!
MY CONTACT INFO...
Heatware = laserhawk64
Pri Email = [email protected]
Alt Email = [email protected]
Cellphone = not for public use
RULES O' THE GAME...
(1) All items are FS *and* FT. I will trade or partial-trade on any of my otherwise FS items. If you ain't got ca$h, well then, we're in the same boat
(2) None of my prices include shipping. Shipping is from ZIP+4: 27344-6644
(3) Returns Policy. If it's DOA then get to me (PM, post here, and/or email me) within seven (7) calendar days. I'd like to think I'm an honest dude, and that we'll be able to work things out... most likely I'll refund your purchase price, but not the shipping either way. If it's not DOA *or* it's been more than seven (7) days, it's yours. Sorry, but I gotta draw the line *somewhere*
(4) Payment Arrangements: I take Postal Money Orders (PM me for my address) and Non-Credit-Card Paypal. My Paypal ID is [email protected]
(6) Points of Order not covered elsewhere.
- You must ship first in all trades.- That said, if you have massive Heatware that is perfect (or mighty close to it) then I will trust you and ship mine first.- If you don't think my stuff is worth what I think it's worth, PM me an offer. The worst that can happen is that I tell you "No".- Guest bumps are appreciated and will be returned.
[FOR SALE] INVENTORY
ENTIRE COMPUTERS
SIMPLE MACHINE $125 OBO
"Simple Machine" is a thin client which I modified for use as a proper PC. It has a 533MHz (IIRC) VIA Eden CPU, 256MB PC100 SDRAM, and a 32GB CompactFlash "hard drive". No optical drive, nor room for one. Total power consumption when on and running full load is less than 30W (!!) but this has a price of absolutely dismal performance. Takes at least ~5min to boot (never formally timed it) and performs like a P3 Celeron of about the same speed. But hey, if you're used to a Pentium II or somesuch...
Simple Machine currently runs GreenPup 1.1.2, a type of Puppy Linux that I made myself. If you want me to put a different version of Puppy on there, let me know what you're looking for and (if you don't already know for certain) I'll help you pick out what you want.
Please note that this machine is incapable of running Windows, as it doesn't have enough RAM to run Vista or Win7 (by a long shot) and there's no easy way around that. XP and earlier do not like flash media as a general rule.
Comes with the system unit, two sets of "feet" to hold it vertical, and the case for the CF card, which has the card's model/serial info on it. Buyer will need to own a VESA-compliant LCD with a VGA port (make sure that the connector & cable have all 15 pins!).COMPUTER PARTS.
Set of Three Old RAM Sticks. $5.00
One is a SAMSUNG 32MB PC100 stick.
One is a generic 64MB PC100 stick.
One is a Compaq 64MB PC100 stick , # 323012-001.
Will sell only as the set of three.
Fujitsu MPC3043AT -A ~4GB (4118MB Logical Size) Hard Drive. JUST PAY SHIPPING!
It's a little hard drive. IDE (duh), 3.5" form factor, functions. What more do you want in an itsy desktop drive?
Western Digital Caviar 22100 ~2GB (2012MB Logical Size) Hard Drive. JUST PAY SHIPPING!
Wow. It's actually 1/2 the size of the Fujitsu drive! But it works.
eMachines Floppy Drive. JUST PAY SHIPPING!
Actually, it seems to be made by Samsung. Funny how that works...
Motorola DSL Modem. $15.00
It's a black box. Model # 3347-02-1022. Google knows nothing useful on this device... and all my father told me was "Here, get rid of this thing." Came from his wife's office... she moved her business and doesn't need it anymore. Comes with power brick and green DSL (phone style) cable. eBay has it for ~$40. I have it for $15. I hope that works for ya.
Everex EV-346M MFM Hard Drive + Floppy Drive Controller Card. JUST PAY SHIPPING!
It's ISA-16, and it's from the early days of computing. In the Golden Olden Times, hard drives and floppy drives didn't have a controller card on them, and relied on an ISA (or, in the even older days, S-100) card to both extract the data and tell the "drive" (platters + R/W heads in a large, ugly box) what to do. This card is one of those. It's actually one of the *newer* ones, being ISA-16 (ISA-8 chassis need not apply). It has two 34pin connectors for the controls and two 20pin connectors for the data. Configuration and compatibility options can be found here.
ThermalTake CL-P0532 HSF for LGA1366. $15.00
I bought this for ~$8. Tt sells it for $35. I've got to make a profit sometime, so I thought $15 would be fair.
Website -- http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/Product.aspx?C=1405&ID=1823
MISCELLANY
$50 UNIVERSAL ORLANDO Gift Card $40 or [FT]
It's ~2yrs old, but there's no expiry date, so it should still work at full value. I will accept cash OR trade for $40 worth of Zynga/Farmville gift cards (for Mom, I don't play it).
[BOOK] MACHINE LANGUAGE FOR THE COMMODORE 64, 128, AND OTHER COMMODORE COMPUTERS by Jim Butterfield $25
I know this is a really long shot, but I thought I'd give it a try. Used this in a course in college to learn how to program a Commodore 64 in assembly code. It's a real mess, but this book is absolutely golden for anyone wanting to program anything on a Commodore computer from way back when. This book is also well out of print and quite rare nowadays... I paid $30 or so for it myself. More than worth the money if you're into retrocomputing type stuff
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