Gumtree for a pram would leave me with the option of sleeping outside in the cold tonight hugging my retro collection, I prefer warmth and not dodging cutlery and plates
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RPG Books / Gamebooks
Mutants & Masterminds: Ultimate Power supplement (HC) (Green Ronin, 2006)
Heroes of High Favor: Elves (Badaxe Games, 2002)
Marvel Superheroes Adventure Gamebook #2 - Captain America: Rocket's Red Glare (TSR, 1986)
FF#15: The Rings of Kether (Puffin, 1985)
Star Wars Episode I Adventures - The Bartokk Assassins (Scholastic, 1999)
Micro Adventure #5 - Mindbenders (Scholastic, 1984)
Magazines/Comics
Cracked - Blockbuster Wrestling Special (Summer, '96)
Cracked "WWF vs. WCW" (May, '99)
Timeline: A United Force (Rubicon, 2006)
Richie Rich & Jackie Jokers #18 (Harvey, Nov. 1975)
Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse and the Beanstalk (Whitman, 1978 )
CDs
The Cardigans - First Band on the Moon (Stockholm, 1996)
Crash Test Dummies - The Ghosts That Haunt Me (Arista, 1991)
Duran Duran - Greatest (EMI, 1998 )
Great Big Sea - Up (Wea, 1995)
INXS - Listen Like Thieves (Atlantic, 1985)
INXS - Elegantly Wasted (Mercury, 1997)
Michael Jackson - History - Past, Present and Future Book 1 (Epic, 1995)
No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom (Interscope, 1995)
Peter Gabriel - Shaking the Tree - Sixteen Golden Greats (Geffen, 1990)
Roxette - Joyride (EMI, 1991)
Sinead O'Connor - I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got (Chrysalis, 1990)
Other stuff
Silvertone Guitar Amp
SIM Mania Pack (SIMCity/SIMTower/SIMIsle*/SIMSafari/Streets of SIM City /SIMCopter) (Maxis, 2000) (*missing SIM Isle, but also included RollerCoaster Tycoon (Microprose, 1999) and Carmageddon (Interplay, 1997) in the box)
The Karate Kid - John Kreese figure (ReAction, 2015) (new/sealed)
50 pack of HotDisc 'Armor' DVD+Rs (new/sealed)
100 pack of Staples 4"x6" glossy photo paper sheets (new/sealed)
A few things came in the mail today.
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Just a bit more Thrift/Dollar store randomness, no random NESs' though...
Books/Mags/Comics
Star Wars Identities exhibition catalogue (X3, 2012)
The Story of Babar (HC) (Random House, 1967)
Cracked #328 (Sept, 1998 )
Star Wars X-Wing: Rogue Squadron "Battleground: Tatooine" 3 of 4 (Dark Horse, 1996)
How to Play Rock 'n Roll Rhythm Guitar (Alfred Music, 1966)
Left Hand Guitar Chord Chart (Columbia, 1982) (hopefully these will help me learn to play the guitar I picked up previously)
RPG/Electronics/Games
Sensor Chess Computer (White & Allcock, 1981)
Two Player Championship Golf (Radio Shack, c'89-'91)
Dungeon Master II - The Legend of Skullkeep (PC, MSDOS) (Interplay, 1994)
AD&D Plane Scape Torment (PC, W95/98 ) (Black Isle, 1999)
Palladium Fantasy RPG - Wolfen Empire Adventure Sourcebook (Palladium, 2014)
Find Your Fate...Junior - The Transformers: Dinobots Strike Back (Ballantine, 1985)
Other Stuff (Toys, CDs, Cards)
Star Wars Figures
Luke Skywalker/Han Solo - Hoth gear (Hasbro, 2014)
Princess Leia/Luke Skywalker Stormtrooper Disguise (Hasbro, 2014)
TIE Pilot/Stormtrooper (Hasbro, 2014)
CDs
Bootsauce - Bull (Polygram, 1992)
Spin Doctors - Here Comes the Bride (DAS, 1999)
Indigo Girls - Indigo Girls (CBS, 1989)
The Proclaimers - Persevere (Chrysalis, 2001)
Other
100 pack CD/DVD envelopes
stack of Score 90/91 hockey cards
normally I do not take these (post-89/90) hockey cards as this is when they became massively overproduced, and as such - worth very little, but the very first card showing in the plastic baggie with these cards was an Eric Lindros 'Future Superstar' (rookie) card (just inducted into the hockey HoF) and is one of the very few cards that will be worth anything from the early 90s sets...interestingly Martin Brodeur (r) was the second card I found upon opening it up...so....not a bad 'score' as it were - if memory serves Sergei Fedorov, Pavel Bure and Jaromir Jagr are the other cards of the 90-91 sets worth having. (in fact, these were so overproduced that even until recently I have found unopened card packs (and boxed sets) in places like the dollar stores and even Toys'RUs, 25 years after the fact, ProSet also)
@SaviorX Where do you put all this stuff!?!? :)
Heather
Quote:
Originally Posted by SkydivinGirl
for the stuff that I just collect, but really don't use or look at on a daily basis, I am fortunate enough to have a fair sized in-suite store room, nearly the size of a small bedroom (somewhere in the 50-55 sq ft area)
as for the rest, this small apartment gets a little on the cluttered side at times, I do have 8 bookcases/shelf units for most of my stuff though... (and of course my closets are pretty well packed full)
I'll include these so you can see my dilemma :lol:
Wow! Quite the collection. I actually have the same wide DVD stand in the last picture except mine is wood colored. :)
Heather
Quote:
Originally Posted by SkydivinGirl
I ordered mine online from Walmart, it seemed ridiculously cheap for what it was, and shipping was even free...
I have to say that I wasn't at all disappointed, the quality was reasonable for the price...
in fact, Walmart.ca appears to still have them...
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/multimed.../6000002585794
(they appear to have been on sale real cheap on the US site, and sold out: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sauder-O-...herry/13044874)
if I had the space I would definitely get another one, as it stands, I would have to replace the one I have with something that's just taller :P
Christmas came a little bit early... (and a few Thrift shop bits)
Sony PS-LX300USB Turntable
Games/RPG/Gamebooks
PIT card game (Parker Bros, 1959)
Warhammer 40K Tyranids Codex (GW, 2004)
Decide Your Destiny - Star Wars: The Clone Wars #1 - The Way of the Jedi (Penguin, 2008 )
CYOA #51 - The Magic of the Unicorn (Bantam, 1985)
Books
Star Wars: The Clone Wars Character Encyclopedia (HC) (DK, 2010)
Star Wars: Darth Vader and Friends (HC) (Chronicle, 2015)
Guitar for Dummies (Wiley, 2006)
The Dinosaurs (Bantam, 1981)
Marvel Adventures: Spiderman, Hulk & Ironman - Triple Threat (Marvel, 2009)
The Explosive MAD (Warner, 1982)
LPs/CDs
Rocky Burnette - The Son of Rock and Roll (EMI, 1980)
Randy Travis - Always & Forever (Warner, 1987)
Bryan Adams - Waking Up the Neighbors (A&M, 1991)
Van Halen - For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge (Warner, 1991)
Other
MegaBloks Halo - Covenant Spectre Ambush 183pc (Mega, 2013) (New/Sealed)
Mitsumi PS/2 Mouse (appears unused)
Christmas come early, Part Deux
small 'upgrade' to my camera, nothing too fancy, just a Canon ELPH 190 IS 20MP (a little bit better than my older Canon A3400 IS 16MP, especially in low light, it looks like...also liked the 10x optical zoom, vs 5x on the one I have now)
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seems quite a bit sharper to me anyways.
Also seems to snap the photo in 1/4 the time the old one did, and is WiFi as well.
I've actually been fairly happy with these 'lower end' Canon digital cameras.
best part was the price, technically 'free' (I had $170 worth of 'Shoppers' points :p)
Lucky my found a complete boxed amiga 500 plus pack in a local advert :D
And works perfect!, this is going to be a great Christmas.
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some more thrift shop bits (+some figures from the dollar store) from yesterday.
Games
Jutland (Avalon Hill, 1968 )
The Settlers of Catan (Mayfair Games ,2003)
Scribbage (Irwin, 1992)
Pit (Copp Clark, 1947)
Warhammer Armies: Skaven (GW, 2002)
Warhammer Armies: Orcs & Goblins (GW, 2000)
CYOA #90 - Mutiny in Space (Bantam, 1989)
Books/Comics
Asterix Chez Les Helvettes (HC) (Hachette, 2007)
L'Anniversaire d'Asterix & Obelix Le Livre D'Or (HC) (Albert Rene, 2009)
3 volume set of Sherlock Holmes stories (HC) (IDW, 2010)
Star Wars Legacy #22 (Dark Horse, 2008 )
Garfield at Large (#1) (Ballantine, 1980)
Garfield Gains Weight (#2) (Ballantine, 1981)
Garfield Bigger Than Life (#3) (Ballantine, 1981)
Garfield Weighs In (#4) (Ballantine, 1982)
Garfield Makes It Big (#10) (Ballantine, 1985)
Toys
Hot Wheels Star Wars Vulture Droid (die-cast) (Mattel, 2015)
Star Wars Rebels Stormtrooper Commander/Hera Syndulla figures (Hasbro, 2014)
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@SaviorX: What do you do with all this gear!!? You must have a massive house and a very understanding partner!
Bryce.
@Bryce
I had just asked the same question. See his reply on the previous page. :)
Heather
Wow, that's bordering on the "I need counselling" situation. :D
Bryce.
It's getting close :P
I find it fun though, just to see what I can find each time...none of it is all that exciting I know...I do love finding games and books (especially the gamebooks and CYOA) from my childhood (70s-early 80s)
the computer/video game stuff is getting very thin though.
Settlers of Catan is one of my favorite board/card games. I'd love to find some CYOA books but I already have a space issue. :)
Heather
the one set I never seem to find, but would really like to get are the "You Are An Interplanetary Spy" ones, I have yet to see any in the thrift stores or even the 2nd hand bookshops.
If I remember correctly they were similar to the CYOA, but also had puzzles you had to solve.
I bought myself a PS4 Slim with the 500 GB drive plus Until Dawn for it. I contemplated getting the Pro but came to a conclusion that the older model will suffice for me.
I absolutely loved Until Dawn. It was like playing an old fashioned horror movie. I'll play it again some time next year and try some other choices.
Enjoy your system!
Heather
Visiting an old uni friend and he just gave me an Amiga 4000 ec030 and an Amiga 500 plus. Both have their original batteries (removing asap). But both boards look like new :D
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Very nice! We all need friends like that. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bastich
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Bought a PS4 Pro, had a spare 1tb SSD kicking round the house, so the PS4 has that now. Also got Fallout 4, Infamous (Came with the console, and much to my surprise, both are really good games) and of course Final Fantasy XV.
Loving it so far.
And to answer any questions, PS4 Pro looks ace on a 4k tv with HDR. Also makes games run smoother and sharped on my old 1080p tv, so worth it for me.
Worth for most people? Probably not, but I had some spare xmas cash and sold my regular PS4 to fund it. If you already have a ps4 but no 4k tv, don't bother to be honest, not enough of an upgrade. :)
just a few bits, my first time out in about 2 1/2 weeks (spending a little too much lately)
Games/Gamebooks
Scotland Yard (Ravensburger, 1998 )
Ulcers (Waddington, 1985)
CYOA #68: Secret of the Sun God (Bantam, 1988 )
CYOA - Super Adventure: Journey to the Year 3000 (Bantam, 1987)
CYOA #2 - Journey Under the Sea (Chooseco, 2006)
Decide Your Destiny - Star Wars: The Clone Wars #3 - Tethan Battle Adventure (Penguin, 2010)
Books/CDs
Monty Python's Big Red Book (Methuen, 1999)
Usborne Picture World History - The First Civilizations - From 10,000BC to 1500BC (Usborne, 1990) -I used to love these as a kid, along with the 'Time Traveler' series.
Walt Disney's Disney Time Annual 1978 (HC) (Fleetway, 1977)
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial Storybook (Berkley, 1988 )
Midnight Oil - Blue Sky Mining (Warner, 1990)
Rick Astley - Whenever You Need Somebody (RCA, 1987) - rickrollin'
Toys
Hot Wheels Star Wars AT-AT vs. Snowspeeder (die-cast) x2 (Mattel, 2015)
Hot Wheels Star Wars Star Destroyer vs. Mon Calamari Cruiser (Home One) (die-cast) (Mattel, 2014)
the dollar store has been a good source for these die-cast vehicles recently.
a few more X-wing ships came out this week, and I am already behind a bit as it is (haven't gotten Mist Hunter, Ghost, Inquisitor TIE , ARC-170 or Protectorate Starfighter from the previous releases) and several expansions from Imperial Assault are due out soon (Jabba's Palace, Jabba the Hutt, Luke Skywalker: Jedi), as well as a re-release of Blood Bowl (I have 2 copies of the late-80s Stone Pitch version, could really use some teams/players, but I am really not into painting)
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I received a large amount of items today for my collection. No hardware, but cool.
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1) Amiga 3000 Sales documentation
2) Many disks:
· Amiga 1000 Service test/Demo
· Amiga Digi-Log
· Amiga Systest for A500/A2000
· Amiga Align 1.0
· Amiga Align 1.1
· Amiga Align 2.0
· Workbench 1.2
· Kickstart 1.3
· Workbench 1.1
· Workbench VIP
· Workbench 1.3.2
· Commodore MS-DOS 3.21
3) Amiga 3000 Disk set for workbench 2.0
4) Dysan 5.25” Disk Alignment set
5) Commodore PC Diagnostic Kit
6) Amiga Test Flight video
7) Commodore Tech-Topics 1987-1991
8 Service Manuals/Schematics:
· Amiga 1000 Preliminary
· Amiga A1000
· A500
· A2000
· A2000 Rev. 6
· A3000
· A2058 Ram Expansion
· A2300 Genlock
· A2091
· A2630
· Genlock
· A2090A HDD Controller
· A2060/2065/2232
· A590
· Monitors – 1902A, 1901, 1084S-D, 1403, 1802, 1950, 1080, 1930, 1902, 1084P, 1402
· Commodore – C128, C64, 64C, 128d and Printers, Disk Drives etc
Found A2052, A2088 and A2090 info as well.
And a lot of random stuff I'm still sorting.
Been a busy week of acquisitions :D
CD32 from analogic - Condition is practically brand new.
SX-1
8mb ram that doesn't fit an sx-1 :(
Got my A600 back after being saved by TheCorfiot.
Happy early xmas to me :thumbsup:
Finally got the Cd32 setup mostly. Just waiting on a keyboard adapter and some ram.
Os3.9 disk is waiting to be installed :)
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Ever since my Mac case was destroyed in an attempt to retrobrite it I've been looking for a case to replace the damaged one. I picked this machine up just for for the case. It was unimaginably dirty and appeared to have been in water at some point so I thought it dead. I tore it apart, cleaned it up and after everything it now works fine. Even better it turns out to be a week 45 1984 original Macintosh. My other machine after checking the serial was actually a Mac 512 so this is a better item for my collection. :thumbsup:
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I do love my wife
no need to say anything
:D :D :D :D :D
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Just driven 550 miles round trip from Manchester to devon and back to pick this lot up, the guy was giving it all away for free so I couldn't resist:
2x boxed a1200's
1x box of mauals books and things
1x box of games
a boxed GVP jaws 2 030 accelerator
Oh my word...
How did you find that and looks white ???
No devpac 3 in the box is there ? :)
Nice find.
One is yellow and the other is absolutly pristine white
All seals in tact and serials match the boxes
How did i find it? Through a disagreement on the SWAG facebook group
Very nice. At relatives playing galaga on Nintendo mini & pie face very funny :)
a few more random bits found during Christmas shopping last week.
Games/Gamebooks
Last Word (Milton Bradley, 1985)
Mickey Mouse Yahtzee (Milton Bradley, 1989)
Waterworks (Parker Brothers, 1972)
Interlock 'Brainteaser Puzzle" (Popular Playthings, 2011)
Warhammer Fantasy Battles (GW, 2000)
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Strategy Battle Game Rulebook (GW, 2001)
CYOA #7: The Third Planet from Altair (Bantam, 1982) (6th printing)
CYOA #9: Who Killed Harlowe Thrombey? (Bantam, 1982) (8th printing)
CYOA #12: Inside UFO 54-40 (Bantam, 1982) (4th printing)
CYOA #80: The Perfect Planet (Bantam, 1988 )
CYOA "Junior" #15: The Three Wishes (Bantam-Skylark, 1984)
CDs/Media
The Proclaimers - The Best Of... (EMI, 2002)
Burl Ives - A Little Bitty Tear (MCA, 1994)
Harry Belafonte - All Time Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (RCA, 1988 )
5-pack of TDK 80-min CD-Rs (new/sealed)
Comics
Donald Duck in Volcano Valley "Little Big Book" (Whitman, 1973)
The Road Runner: The Lost Road Runner Mine "Little Big Book" (Whitman, 1974)
stack (39) of random comics from the 50cent bin at my local comic shop, my brother has had 2 sons over the last 2y2m, and I have been putting away a few comics (well, a lot :lol:) each time I go, as well as the occasional few from the thrift shops as well (though those tend to either be destroyed, or overpriced (and quit putting price stickers on comics you *think* are worth money...it *might* have been before you put a sticker on it's cover...))...to give to them when they are maybe 5 or 6 or so... my plan was to have a 200ct box for them each by that time...and I am close to that already after about 1 year... and since they are from the 50cent bins/thrift shops I am not really worried if they destroy them, as I pretty much did as a kid ;)
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I received a Sony TCM-939 tape recorder that was practically mint in box. Also got six cassettes that are still sealed.
another thrift shop run yesterday, although I might have to start calling it Choose Your Own Adventure books + a few other things day...seem to be finding quite a few lately.
Gamebooks
CYOA #108 - Master of Karate (Bantam, 1990)
CYOA #144 - Comet Crash (Bantam, 1994)
CYOA Super Adventure - Journey to the Year 3000 (Bantam, 1997)
CYOA "Young Readers" #8 - Indian Trail (Bantam-Skylark, 1983)
CYOA "Young Readers" #20 - Trouble in Space (Bantam-Skylark, 1984)
CYOA "Young Readers" #37 - Haunted Halloween Party (Bantam-Skylark, 1986)
Time Machine #1 - Secret of the Knights (Bantam, 1984) (haven't seen one of these in a LONG time!)
Star Wars Missions #4 - Destroy the Liquidator (Scholastic, 1997)
Decide Your Destiny - Star Wars: The Clone Wars #1: The Way of the Jedi
Books
You Can Draw Star Wars (HC) (DK, 2007)
Cartooning with the Simpsons (Scholastic, 1998 )
Lego Star Wars - Save the Galaxy (Scholastic, 2011)
Star Wars: Rebels - Beware the Inquisitor (DK, 2015)
Weird and Wonderful Weaponry (HC) (Enterprise, 1975)
The Dandy Book 1982 (DC Thomson, 1981)
Toys
Hot Wheels Star Wars TIE Fighter vs. X-Wing Fighter (Die-Cast) x2 (Mattel, 2015) (new)
K'NEX (10116) Bulldozer '450 pieces' (Connector Set, 1993) ('unused' - most pieces still sealed in original plastic bags)
Superman - Last Son of Krypton lunchbox
Angry Smurf (Schleich, 1966)
Cowboy Smurf (Schleich, 1981) (keychain version)
Skateboard Smurf (Schleich, 1980s) (missing skateboard)
CDs+
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium (Warner, 2006)
Weezer - Blue Album (Geffen, 1994)
Bloodhound Gang - Hooray for Boobies (Geffen, 2000)
Lou Bega - A Little Bit of Mambo (BMG, 1999)
INXS - Full Moon, Dirty Hearts (Atlantic, 1993)
George Michael - Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1 (CBS, 1990)
TLC - CrazySexyCool (LaFace, 1994)
CD Storage Case -holds 66+6 double cds (or 78 )
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the latest expansions for Imperial Assault seem to have come out yesterday - Jabba's Realm (includes a large Rancor fig), Jabba, Jedi Luke, Captain Terro on Dewback and 1 or 2 others, probably order those nearer the end of Jan.
I just finished tearing down and cleaning/repairing a Compaq SLT/286 I picked recently. It was quite a dirty mess and one of the back-light tubes in the screen had shattered during shipping which caused a lot of tiny glass bits to have to be cleaned out. It's a nice machine and oddly the battery still holds a charge that lasts a little while. It came with the documentation, PSU and carrying case. Now to write the system image to disk so I can configure the HDD.
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Wow! That cleaned up quite nice. :)
Heather
It did, thanks. I have unfortunately broken a keycap though and the HDD is dead. This hobby is full of moments. :)Quote:
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These were added to my collection recently.
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ZX Spectrum 48k, which has just had a composite mod and the voltage regulator replaced, now runs nice and cool with a reasonable picture, smashing!
Replaced the 7805 with a Traco Power TSR 1-2450. This is a switch mode direct replacement, 90% efficient compared to the 7805 linear regulator which on a good day is probably only around 45% efficient, with the excess being converted to heat :o, the large metal heat-sink is now redundant. Gutted the RF modulator, added a 100uf 10v cap. Noticed a leaking cap, so replaced that while the soldering iron was out.. job done :D
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I just received my Kaypro II today. It's in even better condition than I'd hoped and came with loads of disks and manuals. I even have the unused registration cards for the software and CP/M operating system.
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I also received 100 old single-sided Macintosh floppies I'd bought which have a lot of software on them for my old Mac.
Not many local pickups come my way....
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Hi wmsteele,Quote:
Originally Posted by wmsteele
the capacitor is connected the wrong way around! The negative of the capacitor should be going to the socket, not the positive!
While you're at it, the capacitor should also be a slightly higher value, you'll get the best results at around 220µf. You should also put a 75ohm resistor in series with the capacitor (between capacitor and socket) to terminate the connection properly.
Bryce.
@Bryce, thanks for the heads-up, will sort this out tonight :thumbsup:
After being told by a fellow collector that he was at an estate sale and picked up three Macintosh machines complete, I decided to go myself.
I picked up a few things....
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It's all untested so far and there's even more TI/99 stuff. The line scanner and the new in box 8" floppy drive are the most interesting.
Lots of work ahead to sort all this . :)
Went to Computer Surplus in Redmond and found this thing for the best price in the world, just needs the DB-9 female right angle connector in back repaired, something I"m working on myself ATM. It's a NEC MultiSync II 14" CRT, and it came complete with what I assume is the original cable, and the 9-pin to 15-pin multisync converter. Tried it on the 486, does have some color/sync problems because if I wiggle the connector and hold it in just the right spot it works, but if I let go it either loses image or turns green. I've traced it to the connector. I also see a little brown around it, but I'll fix that.
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Also got all this stuff from a haul from the two RE-PC Stores in my area, stocking up on ISA as much as I can because that stuff is getting hard to find. Was hoping to find a nice baby AT lay-flat desktop or at least a tower of that type in my travels, but oh well. Did find a backup AT PSU for my full AT chassis though.
GOT THE FOLLOWING
IN WIN IW-D500G.240FU2A Beige Steel MicroATX Desktop Computer Case 240W Power Supply
GEneric 200 Watt AT Desktop PSU
2 Aztec SoundCards (ISA)
2 SMC NIC (ISA)
Aztec Soundcard (ISA)
Linksys EtherFast NIB Sealed (ISA)
Winbond VLB Local Bus I/O Controller Card (VLB/ISA)
Cooler Master Thermal Unit
Some sort of hand-held Driving Controller
SIIG PCI Sound Card
SIIG PCI USB 2.0 Card w/ internal port
SoundBlaster LIve LS w/ LiveDrive Module w/ Cable
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My latest addition :-)
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