Perhaps we should squirrel them away and have our grandchildren sell them as museum pieces?  Ever notice there's a point of "reversing returns" on old stuff and equipment, once the value reaches zero the value starts to increase again?  Try and find a mint reel-to-reel tape these days.

(Or hold on them until Doomsday and use them like the episode 51 of the Twilight Zone "The Old Man in the Cave" and use them to determine which food is contaminated or not.  Now I'm curious, how would one hook up a radiation detector's input feed to an HP3000... Wirt would know, he has experience in that area.)

BT


Tracy Johnson
MSI Schaevitz Sensors 

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> Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] HP3000 937LX
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> 
> Hi Todd, if you want some idea of how well the 9x7 boxes 
> sell, I have had a
> nicely configured 947 on ebay for about 3 months with about 
> 170 hits and
> not one interested buyer. Check it out, its ebay.com auction number
> 5732614444 or type in HP e3000 and it will come up
> 
> Jesse
> Cypress Technology inc
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