Sold DataFlyer 500 - fails RAM tests

[CodePoet]

Price: $100USD + shipping, obo
Item: Expansion Systems DataFlyer 500, 8MB RAM + SCSI

Offered for spares/repairs category, no returns etc. Payment via paypal friends-and-family only. Item is located in the USA, plan accordingly.



It booted once after I acquired it with an A500, and then stopped booting. Using Amiga Test Kit booted off of floppy, the device fails RAM tests. Don't be shy to make an offer, especially if fixing this type of thing is up-your-alley. I was going to try removing RAM modules to see if i could pinpoint things, but these are a real bugger to remove?!

Thanks for any interest,
Brian.

 

[YouKnowWho]

Declaring interest.

EDIT Sept 10th - Received, feedback left, Thank you CodePoet.

 

[Waldheimer]

Declaring interest.

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Price: $100USD + shipping, obo
Item: Expansion Systems DataFlyer 500, 8MB RAM + SCSI

Offered for spares/repairs category, no returns etc. Payment via paypal friends-and-family only. Item is located in the USA, plan accordingly.

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It booted once after I acquired it with an A500, and then stopped booting. Using Amiga Test Kit booted off of floppy, the device fails RAM tests. Don't be shy to make an offer, especially if fixing this type of thing is up-your-alley. I was going to try removing RAM modules to see if i could pinpoint things, but these are a real bugger to remove?!

Thanks for any interest,
Brian.

Price: $100USD + shipping, obo
Item: Expansion Systems DataFlyer 500, 8MB RAM + SCSI

Offered for spares/repairs category, no returns etc. Payment via paypal friends-and-family only. Item is located in the USA, plan accordingly.

View attachment 2546426View attachment 2546427

It booted once after I acquired it with an A500, and then stopped booting. Using Amiga Test Kit booted off of floppy, the device fails RAM tests. Don't be shy to make an offer, especially if fixing this type of thing is up-your-alley. I was going to try removing RAM modules to see if i could pinpoint things, but these are a real bugger to remove?!

Thanks for any interest,
Brian.