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I shouldn't have but I cleared out Mark Kronquist's garage sale leftovers:
15" Original graphite Apple Studio Display with adapter
3x eMate 300s
MacBottom 20MB hard drive
2x Powerbook 165 (one with working SCSI drive)
12" Powerbook G4 867MHz - drop damage on a corner but fully functional
Airport Graphite base station
Airport Snow dual ethernet base station
2x Wallstreet floppy drives
2x Wallstreet batteries
14" iBook battery
Powerbook Duo battery + case
45w Powerbook adapter (small barrel)
2x 512MB iPod Shuffles
Extended Keyboard
Extended Keyboard II
Keyspan serial-to-USB adapter
4-port USB hub
iomega Clik drive
3x Sony HD 10-pack floppies
2x Original Airport cards
Apple ATI Radeon 7500 ADC card
Original ADB mouse
SD card to CF adapter
Apple Pro Speakers
Tangerine iBook 300MHz logic board and bottom case
Tangerine USB floppy drive
Quicktake 100 camera
A few phone net adapters
Palm visor
Texas Instruments TI99-4A with Cassette deck (and three cassettes!)
15" Original graphite Apple Studio Display with adapter
3x eMate 300s
MacBottom 20MB hard drive
2x Powerbook 165 (one with working SCSI drive)
12" Powerbook G4 867MHz - drop damage on a corner but fully functional
Airport Graphite base station
Airport Snow dual ethernet base station
2x Wallstreet floppy drives
2x Wallstreet batteries
14" iBook battery
Powerbook Duo battery + case
45w Powerbook adapter (small barrel)
2x 512MB iPod Shuffles
Extended Keyboard
Extended Keyboard II
Keyspan serial-to-USB adapter
4-port USB hub
iomega Clik drive
3x Sony HD 10-pack floppies
2x Original Airport cards
Apple ATI Radeon 7500 ADC card
Original ADB mouse
SD card to CF adapter
Apple Pro Speakers
Tangerine iBook 300MHz logic board and bottom case
Tangerine USB floppy drive
Quicktake 100 camera
A few phone net adapters
Palm visor
Texas Instruments TI99-4A with Cassette deck (and three cassettes!)
One can never have too much of such stuff! Good find! That MacBottom-drive is really good find also. Rarely see those, atleast here.
Quicktake would be interesting, mm.. maybe need to start looking for one. Thanks for the tip. Haven't seen those for ages (we sold few of those back in time), never seen eMate. Possibly not even sold here.
Quicktake would be interesting, mm.. maybe need to start looking for one. Thanks for the tip. Haven't seen those for ages (we sold few of those back in time), never seen eMate. Possibly not even sold here.
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is the MacBottom serial? or SCSI? if its serial, did you find a driver?
eh... well I figured i would ask, I assume only a handful exist in this world, and I have one of them. lol.
...And the sweet scores keep rolling in. Given the fact that it got tossed into a dumpster I'd say you're lucky all that's broken are the tabs.
I opened a WGS 6150 and Performa 6116CD both with tabs still on them and managed to get them open and shut without breaking anything. (Well, anything else...I broke the bezel on the 6150's CD-ROM in the first place prompting the need to open both...)
A Quadra 610 was the first file server I used at home. Complete with PhoneNet to a IIcx, my Power Mac 5300/100 and PB 5300cs. Awww yeeeaaahhh... It was later replaced with a 950 from eBay. Actually I think they were both from eBay...back in the late 90s when they could be had for shipping plus a few bucks.
I opened a WGS 6150 and Performa 6116CD both with tabs still on them and managed to get them open and shut without breaking anything. (Well, anything else...I broke the bezel on the 6150's CD-ROM in the first place prompting the need to open both...)
A Quadra 610 was the first file server I used at home. Complete with PhoneNet to a IIcx, my Power Mac 5300/100 and PB 5300cs. Awww yeeeaaahhh... It was later replaced with a 950 from eBay. Actually I think they were both from eBay...back in the late 90s when they could be had for shipping plus a few bucks.
True on both, actually. Now that I think of it in the late 1990s they were cheap but usually not less than the shipping cost. (Sometimes they were...depended on the model and the deal you found.) It was the early 2000s when I started taking in a lot of 68k and early PPCs for next to nothing.
A good time to play with all things retro Mac. Much harder to get such a variety of 68k Macs on the cheap these days. Then again, it's all in finding the right deal. The proof is in this thread...like the aforementioned Dumpster Quadra!
A good time to play with all things retro Mac. Much harder to get such a variety of 68k Macs on the cheap these days. Then again, it's all in finding the right deal. The proof is in this thread...like the aforementioned Dumpster Quadra!
