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smithy
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Yep, that would be great - save on postage, thanks!
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Windmiller
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Nice finds, I love the Q140.
I will certainly miss this thread. Watching what you guys find has been alot of fun  thanks for sharing. |
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Chook
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The collections are still going in my area. Found a Pentium Pro 180 SL23L tonight and a 486SX-25 SX679 and a Motorolla XPC603FE75-2B the other day.
Each shire in our city has rubbish collections about twice a year so this thread will pop back up from time to time! I often drive over to other shires and drive around looking for computers. I've even upgraded my own main PC using parts from one of these collections! |
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Chiefish
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Well you guys know i went treasure hunting yesterday, this is some of the goodies i came up with . Look at the size of that hard drive, i have it laying next to a modern one. I came up with a few nice ceramic eproms and other chips, and ive got a box of boards with all kinds of different chips on them. As well as a neat little kit that includes Ferrite rings that are to be installed around the video cable of whatever video card this came with to cut out interference.
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Chiefish
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and a real BUG chip , heh heh heh i have seen these for sale before but could never bring myself to buy one. 
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Neon_WA
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love the hard drive 
looks like most chips are socketed
whats driving the Orchid card.... AMD ????
haha ... love the bugaboo 
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Chiefish
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Yep the ORchid board has a AMD 80l286-8c2h , i got three or four of those boards, Alot of the chips are socketed so ill probly pull them to keep storage to a minimum. That old hard drive must wiegh at leats 15 pounds or so. 
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Chiefish
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Its an MF1702R, any idea what the small Motorolla chip is? scm3754L
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johnorun
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Nice haul, Chiefish!
MAke sure you feed that Bugaboo 
I just opened up an old Control Data 70Mb Hard Drive and it had copper-colored platters too... 
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Chook
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| I'd be quite happy to trade my Q140 P233 for one of these. |
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Neon_WA
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just had to show the intel C8751H-8 i found yesterday
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johnorun
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| Neon_WA wrote: | | just had to show the intel C8751H-8 i found yesterday |
Such a minty clean chip!
What kind of board is this on?
It looks like a nice tan Grumman mil-spec board that I have. |
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Chiefish
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OOOOHHH nice and clean is right. Great find there Neo,
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Neon_WA
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| johnorun wrote: | | Neon_WA wrote: | | just had to show the intel C8751H-8 i found yesterday |
Such a minty clean chip!
What kind of board is this on?
It looks like a nice tan Grumman mil-spec board that I have. |
it was in a tan box (200mm x 150mm) marked "Telephony Module"
the only id on the board are the numbers PWA 5400379 & PWB 5400539 
also picked up a socketed Thomson EF68008P8
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