For Sale
For Sale!!!
CSA Mega Midget Racer with daughterboard. This is the 33mhz unit with
the 33mhz 882 and 4 meg of 32 bit ram installed. It also includes the
512k of sram for loading kickstart into 32 bit memory. The
daughterboard will accept another 4 meg of RAM. This unit will fit
both the A500 and A2000. Make me an offer via E-Mail
IVS Grandslam SCSI hard drive controller and 8 meg (16bit) memory
expansion board. Very fast board, runs just fine, currntly configured
with 4 meg of ram, will provide the other 4 if the price is right.
E-Mail an offer…
ICD Trifecta LX – SCSI/IDE hard drive controller and 8 meg (16bit)
memory expansion board. This is ICD's top of the line hard drive
controller. It will allow for the connection of all those great scsi
devices plus a couple of low cost IDE drives. I used it with 3 scsi
drives and 2 512 meg fujitsu IDE drives, had no problems (once I got
the new rom!). It includes 8 meg of memory on the board, this memory
is not simms but rather is zips. Owned for about 2 months now, no
longer need the IDE drives. E-Mail once again!
Syquest 105meg removable cart drive, IDE format. One of the brand new
105 meg drives from syquest. I purchased two from a local dealer only
to find that I was mistakenly sent the IDE version… Horror of
horrors the local dealer went belly up so I am stuck with this unit.
I am sure it would probably work with the Trifecta unit above, but I
have no use for either. I use the SCSI version daily to transport
files back and forth to the office and it has worked without a hitch.
E-Mail!
Progressive Zeus 040 33mhz with 16 meg, currently configured at 64 meg
of 60ns ram I'll sell all the ram if you want. This board is FAST,
and includes a SCSI II controller as well. My new A4000 has made this
board useless… Well not really useless, I can always purchase a
cheap A2000… E-Mail me an offer, serious inquiries only!
I probably wont be able to login again until Monday Morning so be sure
to send your reply via e-mail! I'll pay freight 2nd day on most of
these if the offer is right.