I went and picked it up last night, they guy had won it at an auction in hopes of playing around with it, but he said he had no idea how to use it or test it, and had nothing else but the power cord and a serial cord for it. He was going to ebay it but couldn't find a box big enough to ship it in.
After cleaning off some light dirt, it actually is in great condition aside from some scuffing in the center right in front of the keyboard at the edge, the "//e" part of the badge has some damage, and some light scratches here and there, but other than that it appears to be well cared for aside from three of the four rubber feet missing. It has a Rev. B board, a Super Serial Card, an I/O card, and a Disk Drive Controller card. Also has an 80 column card installed.
With the I/O card installed, it starts but does not display a prompt/cursor. Removing the card and it starts up just fine! The PROM chip on the card has some tarnished pins, but after cleaning them up it still refuses to boot properly with the card installed.
The date sticker on the power supply is 8629, and the keyboard and logic board dates seem to match up. Not sure about how to match up ROM chips to this, to see how original this is, but I will post pictures which might give some leads.
After cleaning off some light dirt, it actually is in great condition aside from some scuffing in the center right in front of the keyboard at the edge, the "//e" part of the badge has some damage, and some light scratches here and there, but other than that it appears to be well cared for aside from three of the four rubber feet missing. It has a Rev. B board, a Super Serial Card, an I/O card, and a Disk Drive Controller card. Also has an 80 column card installed.
With the I/O card installed, it starts but does not display a prompt/cursor. Removing the card and it starts up just fine! The PROM chip on the card has some tarnished pins, but after cleaning them up it still refuses to boot properly with the card installed.
The date sticker on the power supply is 8629, and the keyboard and logic board dates seem to match up. Not sure about how to match up ROM chips to this, to see how original this is, but I will post pictures which might give some leads.