From: storch@m.cs.uiuc.edu (Matthew Storch)
Subject: Amiga 2000 with workstation monitor, 100MB drive for sale!!!
Summary: Amiga 2000 with workstation monitor, 100MB drive for sale!!!
Keywords: Amiga A2000 workstation forsale cheap computer harware
Organization: University of Illinois, Dept. of Comp. Sci., Urbana, IL
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 17:08:02 GMT


I have the following Amiga hardware for sale.

If you see something you want but think the price is still a
little high, make me an offer!  I will ship any way you like, but buyer pays
shipping.  Terms are either prepay with any kind of check (preferably one
that doesn't bounce :), or cashier's check COD.

Computer system:
    Amiga 2000 with 1 MB chip RAM and 2MB fast RAM (1.3 ROMS), mouse, manuals
    Microway FlickerFixer
    GVP hard disk controller
    100MB SCSI hard disk
    2 880K floppy drives
    1 extra bonus 880K floppy drive which works but is flakey
    a dozen or so disks of PD software
    joystick

    
Monitors:
    Want a workstation-sized monitor for your Amiga?  Try this IBM 8507
    Display.  This is a 19" greyscale monitor.  A nice BIG screen
	that makes SuperHighres mode easily visible.  I have used this monitor
	on an ECS Amiga 2000 under AmigaDOS 2.0 in SuperHighres interlaced mode
	(1280x400) and IT WORKS GREAT!  With the flicker fixer on, some pixels
	run together horizontally since the flicker fixer cannot keep up with the
	SuperHighRes pixel rate, but it is still quite useable, and MUCH MUCH
	easier to look at than a 14" screen.  The monitor will also work fine in
    flickerfixed 640x200 and 640x400 modes.

    14" color Logitech multisync monitor
	.31mm dot pitch
	handy control layout (on the side, close to the front)


computer system alone 						$1350

workstation monitor alone					$350

computer system plus workstation monitor:	$1600

computer system plus multisync monitor:		$1575

If you don't want the hard disk you can subtract $275 from any of the prices.

Anyone in Chicago or central Illinois who doesn't mind picking up the system
(I live in Urbana IL) has one more choice.  I have a hacked-together external
hard drive box with an ST-506 70MB hard disk and an ST-506 to SCSI converter,
which effectively makes it a 70MB external SCSI drive.  This setup has worked
well for me for several years now.  So if you want to save some money, I will
substitute the 70MB drive for the 100MB and subtract $150 from the price.


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FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN TRADING
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I may be willing to take IBM or Amiga hardware and software as partial or
total trade.  I am particularly looking for the following items:

Syquest 44 Meg cartridges, Syquest 88 Meg drive, Syquest 88 Meg cartridges
200 Meg or larger SCSI or IDE hard drives

PC compatible gaming hardware, such as ThrustMaster Weapons Control System,
flight sticks, rudder pedals, etc.

Simulations: Birds of Prey, F-15 Strike Eagle II or III, Yeager's Air Combat,
			Gunship 2000, Red Baron, Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe, Tank

Science Fiction:  Armada 2025, Rules of Engagement, Star Trek: the 25th
	Anniversary, Worlds at War, Second Conflict, FireTeam 2200, Star Control
	2, Second Conflict
    
Wargames:  Patton Strikes Back, Fire Brigade, Carriers at War, Carrier Strike
			UMS II, Task Force 1942

Sports:  NFL Pro Football, Playmaker Football, Road to the Final Four
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Matthew Storch (storch@cs.uiuc.edu)