Snagged a few goodies a few days ago

#1 Fri, 23 Nov 2007 - 05:25 68kMLA

2x Apple Stylewriter II printers. Had to take parts from one (rubber rollers cracked) to make the other work, but both print carts seem dry or empty.

A HP 4si printer with postscript option, works fine. Has built in networking module (localtalk, ethernet, coax) plus I had a tokenring one sitting on the shelf.

A performa 550 that had a 68040LC33 board installed, I put the orriginal (68030/33 motherboard) back in since I didn't like the back bezel being off.

Some addon board that clips onto a chip on the LC575? to provide mirrored video output via VGA or Mac video ports.

A radius product that give a compact or laptop video out using the SCSI port. Has one of the funky laptop SCSI port cable.

A 6500/225 motherboard with the video out adapter installed that I put into my 6400 (not it has all the options including: comslot 2 ethernet, A/V input, TV tuner, and video out).

A kingston Turbo trackball (earlier version of one I already have)

4 Misc ADB keyboards, an Apple microphone (never had one), misc hp printer parts, cables, RAM, manuals, etc.

Not too bad for being local and free.

#2 Fri, 23 Nov 2007 - 05:41 68kMLA

Wow! Thats impressive!

#3 Fri, 23 Nov 2007 - 14:56 68kMLA

Very nice.

I have an apple microphone too. Apple stuff around here is scarce.

#4 Sat, 24 Nov 2007 - 03:06 68kMLA

Some addon board that clips onto a chip on the LC575? to provide mirrored video output via VGA or Mac video ports.

Nice score! IIRC, those were made by a (now defunct) company called Power-R, and are quite rare.

#5 Sat, 24 Nov 2007 - 07:06 68kMLA

Some addon board that clips onto a chip on the LC575? to provide mirrored video output via VGA or Mac video ports.

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Nice score! IIRC, those were made by a (now defunct) company called Power-R, and are quite rare.

Yup, thats the one. Worth anything?