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The second slot is the Gemini slot for the second processor in the DP configuration.

Some seller on eBay is trying to sell a Radius 81/110 for $364 crackers.

I would bid on a set if you get around to it.

Why did you just throw them away? Why the bitterness towards the Mac world?

It isn't hard. Two screws and undoing the floppy and scsi cable and power connectors to the drive and cd. Then lift and hold the housing with one hand and add the ram with the other. The housing can stay in place in the rear. It will just pivot up.

I can remove ram and add ram in a 650 without moving anything. Having long fingers help.

I don't know too many people who rather have a 7300/180 or a 7300/200 over a 9600/233 or a 960/300 or a 9650/350.

The auction is gone. Must have been the barrage he got hit with.

Does anybody have any of the fuses for the SEIV?

You don't just put in say a "1" for nubus slot 1? Or is it a "a" for slot 1?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220224326132&fromMakeTrack=true And he states that if it isn't sold for $2500 he is going to actually raise the price!

I had one, Big and heavy. Much better made than the iMac.

I don't know about that. For one thing the memory would be faster with the 72 pin ram on the 605. The video subsystem would likely be faster also on the 605.

Nice amount of memory! I stoked up my AWS95 just recently with A/UX 3.1.

Did they actually go to the moon? [:D] ]'>

Tom, this is a line pulled from his auction- "I've done research to place value on this piece only to find that there is nothing compatible because of its origin (NASA)" Sounds like he is stating it was used at NASA.

I have won computers and gotten stuff in surplus auctions that had NASA, Livermore Labs, Los Alamos stickers and stamps on them with the hard drives pulled. They were just stock machine with nothing out of the ordinary about them.

Thats it in a nutshell. No need to rip the thing apart. Its seeing all his ram. He just needs to turn on 32 bit addressing or better yet upgrade to 7.6.1 or 8.1.

I don't see anything special about this machine. I have bought several ex-NASA Mac's, Livermore Lab Mac's, Los Alamos Mac's and they have all been in a rather stock form. Somehow this guy thinks a Mac is special because they used it at NASA...

Why weren't you just more straightforward about it in the first place?