Last chance, didn't sell before so if not this time they are off for scrap.
Three Flight, or flite.co.uk, 68000 EVMs with built in floppy controller, video, assembler, debugger etc plus the I/O expansion board with motor, opto etc. All runs from 5V, intended to be inked to a PC for serious software development. £30 each
Two Flight, or flite.co.uk, 8086 EVMs, much simpler than the 68k on, must be used with a terminal program on the PC for software development. £10 each
An ADM3A terminal, this is all TTL, not working. £50
Two VT520 terminals, these worked, bad screen burn, keyboards a bit iffy. £40 each
Five ST412 full height disc drives, did low and high level format two of these, worked fine, presumably others are similar. £20 each
Other ST506 interface disc drives, found an ST 4096, this was my working drive 25 years ago so will have to be formatted to hide all my secrets. A 3.1/2" ST506, some 3.5" 50 pin SCSI drives, is anyone interested in this stuff? Checking the ST506 should be ok unless I sold the disc controller, but never had any luck getting SCSI stuff to work. Have some parallel to SCSI controllers somewhere. What about old SCSI or IDE CD-ROMs proudy claiming 5X write speed or something?
Postage likely to be about £16 mainland UK.
Three Flight, or flite.co.uk, 68000 EVMs with built in floppy controller, video, assembler, debugger etc plus the I/O expansion board with motor, opto etc. All runs from 5V, intended to be inked to a PC for serious software development. £30 each
Two Flight, or flite.co.uk, 8086 EVMs, much simpler than the 68k on, must be used with a terminal program on the PC for software development. £10 each
An ADM3A terminal, this is all TTL, not working. £50
Two VT520 terminals, these worked, bad screen burn, keyboards a bit iffy. £40 each
Five ST412 full height disc drives, did low and high level format two of these, worked fine, presumably others are similar. £20 each
Other ST506 interface disc drives, found an ST 4096, this was my working drive 25 years ago so will have to be formatted to hide all my secrets. A 3.1/2" ST506, some 3.5" 50 pin SCSI drives, is anyone interested in this stuff? Checking the ST506 should be ok unless I sold the disc controller, but never had any luck getting SCSI stuff to work. Have some parallel to SCSI controllers somewhere. What about old SCSI or IDE CD-ROMs proudy claiming 5X write speed or something?
Postage likely to be about £16 mainland UK.