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robh
Multi-I/O cards Mark Unseen   Jul 8 21:34 UTC 1996

  These computer cards were donated to Grex by Dominant Systems
of Ann Arbor.  I haven't tested any of them, and don't know
whether they work or not.
 
  Minimum bid $2 per card...buy a couple to increase the odds of
getting one that works!  You can pick them up at my place (SE
Ann Arbor) or at a board meeting, but if you need them shipped,
add an extra $4 per order when you send a check.
 
    Three (3) multi-I/O cards (2S/1G/1P), but only one has the
    set of cables with the extra ports

14 responses total.
robh
response 1 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jul 8 21:35 UTC 1996

To avoid the maintenance nightmare of the computer book item,
we're putting each type of card in a different item.
kaplan
response 2 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jul 9 16:41 UTC 1996

Hu?  2 serial, 1 parallel, and what's the G for?
ajax
response 3 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jul 9 18:08 UTC 1996

G is for game port, for joysticks or paddles or whatever.
janc
response 4 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jul 9 20:03 UTC 1996

$2
scott
response 5 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 00:15 UTC 1996

Does it say how many?

$2.50
janc
response 6 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 16:01 UTC 1996

There are three cards, so the three high bids win.
popcorn
response 7 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jul 15 13:27 UTC 1996

One day until janc and scott's bids become final.  There's one card with no
bids on it yet.
popcorn
response 8 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jul 16 22:41 UTC 1996

One card is sold to janc for $2.  The next card goes to Scott at 8:15 this
evening for $2.50 unless a flurry of people bid it away from him.  One more
card has no bids yet....
robh
response 9 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 04:36 UTC 1996

Just a reminder that janc and scott have each secured one
board, and one more is still available.
tsty
response 10 of 14: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 22:46 UTC 1996

$1 for the alst one.
tsty
response 11 of 14: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 22:47 UTC 1996

oh, just read #0 .. for $2 i'd like to know, first, what chip is
on these/this card? question/answer before bid ...
ajax
response 12 of 14: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 06:00 UTC 1996

I think the serial UART chips are mostly 86C450s.  I didn't see
any high-speed 16550s, if that's what you're looking for.
robh
response 13 of 14: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 23:47 UTC 1996

The current bid for the final car is $1 from tsty, made five
days ago.
robh
response 14 of 14: Mark Unseen   Aug 15 18:32 UTC 1996

Only nine days later...  >8)  The final card is sold to tsty
for $2.  Congratulations!

tsty, make your check payable to Cyberspace Communications and
send it to:

        Cyberspace Communications, Inc.            ****************
        P.O. Box 4432                              * NEW ADDRESS! *
        Ann Arbor, MI 48106-4432                   ****************
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