Dear Ed,
I got my HP110 plus, and some other thing I promised from Dan Ridenour.
Also an HP7970, two HP7980s, a Micro/XE with NIC (which is really an
Extended Mighty Mouse) with about four dozen serial ports, an HP2563x, a
Jamaica loaded with 8 half-heights, and some Buffalo chips. Some dumb
terminals and a box they can be shipped in.
I may also have 2 more HP256x printers in the near future and a 1500LQ
to get rid of that nobody wants.
(Of course the big pieces would cost me. Hence my earlier references to
the 800 number.)
On 8/20/19 8:15 PM, ED SHARPE wrote:
> SMECC museum needs example of all the hardware but especially the early stuff series 1, 2, 3, cx, 30, 33, 40, etc etc etc more 37 mighty mouse stuff as we need to have that as the system to run 100 years... also save manuals peripherals cables advertising material peoples memories ...... make our day...
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> touchscreen I wanted all hp portable and 150 stuff and add-ons.. hp 120 and 125..... other hp terminals..
> ask us before before tossing stuff or sending of for not much.
> there are a few things we have money set aside to pay hi price for like 2883 disc as shipping will be a doozy! and it is a personal issue it was our drive for our first 2000F system and it is not here any more and we need it for the visual does not even have to work gold color preferred but will repaint front panel if needed
> we also look for some 2000 and ACCESS systems and a hot need it now is the GE terminet with hp paint job and a 2883 hard drive.
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> technology safely preserved in the desert.. no hurricanes no earthquakes the land of safety....
> thanks ed sharpe archivist for smecc
> www.smecc.org
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> In a message dated 8/20/2019 12:03:18 AM US Mountain Standard Time, [log in to unmask] writes:I have some old HP3000 hardware in storage a rack and a disc array, but
> I'm considering 1-800-got-junk also.
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> I do plan on keeping my 928, just because.
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> On 8/19/19 7:28 PM, Johnson, Tracy wrote:
>> There is a new Television Advert in the U.S. making the rounds lately
>> for a service called 1-800-GOT-JUNK.
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>> Which apparently is its toll free phone number is the full business
>> name and website. (www.1800gotjunk.com)
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>> On 8/19/2019 11:47 AM, Ron Seybold wrote:
>>> Hi Friends,
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>>> Lots of people are making decisions about their older 3000s. Have you
>>> been able to sell yours, or is some of it being donated or scrapped?
>>> If you’re a hardware broker, have you been buying?
>>>
>>> Thanks for the replies,
>>>
>>> Ron Seybold
>>> 3000 Newswire
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>> Tracy Johnson
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