From: cwilliam@tigger.cs.colorado.edu (Christopher Williamson)
Subject: ** 100+ IBM/Chips/Atari ST/Atari 8bit/Misc For Sale **
Organization: University of Colorado at Boulder
Distribution: na
Date: 27 Jul 92 09:02:54

The following items are for sale, they are seperated by category, some
items fitting into more than one category...

			-= IBM Hardware =-
Elt 286 20MHz Motherboard- Ami BIOS, 1MB RAM (8MB maximum in DIP/SIP),
	NEAT chipset, 80287 FPU installed, LIM EMS4.0/Shadow built-in	$125
ATI VGA Wonderboard w/512K&mouse, handles up to 1024x768x256 will work
	in 8-bit, but faster in 16-bit, has *both* CGA/EGA/VGA ports	$80
IBM AT 200W original (never-used) power supply 				$20
External 5-1/4" full-height drive enclosure with 200W PS/fan/lights	$20
Boca IO/AT 2serial/1parallel will work as COM3/4 w/docs&disk		$10
Miniscribe 4020 20MB MFM 5-1/4" full-height hard drive			$10
Heavy, sturdy metal PC/XT/AT Tower stand converts desktop to tower	$5
Xylex ST506(MFM)->SCSI card (identical to Adaptec 4000)			$5
5-1/4" mounting h/w for 3-1/2" HD w/busy light and pretty cover		$5
Phoenix 286 NEAT BIOS ROMS						$5
9 64K video RAMS (M37S64) to upgrade EGA card to hi-res			$5
IBM Game controller w/2 game/joystick ports				$2

			-= Chips and RAMS =-
Phoenix 286 NEAT BIOS ROMS						$2
9 64K video RAMS (M37S64) to upgrade EGA card to hi-res			$5
18 256Kx9 80ns DRAMS 							.75 ea.
1MBx8 100ns SIMM (Mac/Atari STE/Amiga)					$8
68000-8 new processor with socket (for Atari ST and others)		$2
Atari CO25912-20 MMU for Atari ST					$5
Atari TOS 1.2 ROMS							$5
Atari CO70122 chip							$1
20MHz oscillator (DIP style case)					$1
Apple Mac Motorola 68851-16 PMMU chip					$2
8 256Kx8 SIMMS (Mac/Atari/Amiga)					$5 ea.
8 1MBx8 60ns SIMMs (Mac/Atari/Amiga)					$30 ea.
33MHz 68030 chip (barely used)						$190
40MHz 68882 FPU to go with 68030 (never used)				$90

		-= Generic hardware/modems for any machine =-
Seagate ST157N 45MB SCSI mech (brand-new in sealed box w/1yr warranty)	$190
Practical Peripherals 2400 v32/32bis/42/42bis/MNP1-5 w/docs.  Great modem
  get the error-correction and data-compression that will work on all
  modems for a 9600-baud throughput without paying for a 9600 baud...	$125
Magnavox AnalogRGB/TTL/Comp video monitor (works with Atari/Amiga/VCR)	$125
Composite color video monitors (work as TV/VCR or for older computers)	$75
Monitor arm (big arm attaches to desk and supports up to 14" monitor	$20
Volksmodem VM520 1200 baud modem w/ST-Talk (telecomm software for ST)	$5
Practical Peripherals Mini/Laptop 1200-baud modem			$5
Old-fashioned-style Atari joysticks (Apple/C64 also)			$5
Fancy combat joystick with suction cups and multiple fire buttons	$5

			-= Misc. other electronic stuff =-
Sony modern (super-thin) Betamax (copy protection doesnt work in Beta)	$75
  I will send 20 free blank tapes with the Betamax
My First Sony portable CD player runs off batteries/AC/car with
  built-in speaker/headphones/lineout plus no one will steal it!	$90
12VDC 2/6 amp car battery charger with nice long cables			$5
KORG Concertmate 3500 weighted keys/touch sens/MIDI/manuals		$800
Comet pinball machine in very good condition w/manuals,parts,etc	$600

			-= Atari ST Software/Books =-
Kings Quest IV w/docs in box						$10
Falcon (super F-16 simulator) w/docs in box				$10
Populous (great graphical god-type game)				$8
Stellar crusade (space adventure) w/docs in box				$5
Sinbad &Throne of the Falcon (graphic RPG adventure) w/docs in box	$5
Typesetter ST (desktop publishing) w/docs in box			$5
LDW Basic (Basic compiler) w/full docs in unopened box			$5
Police Quest (famous Sierra adventure) w/docs				$5
Beckemeyer Hard Disk Sentry (fix/optimize hard disks) w/docs		$5
DeathSword (also called Barbarian) very cool head-chopping game		$5
Autoduel (Car Wars) w/docs in box					$5
TimeLink (calander/diary/scheduler/database) w/docs in box		$5
A Day at the Races (horse betting game) w/docs in box			$5
Trump Castle Casino gambling (good graphics) w/docs in box		$5
Universal Item Selector 3.0 (a must have)				$5
Sundog w/docs (in my opinion, all-time best game for ST)		$5
Thunder! spelling checker w/docs					$2
Flash 1.6 and Shadow (background downloader) - disk only		$2
Turbo ST 1.6 - disk only						$2
Atari ST internals (details ports/OS/chips) book			$5
"Programming with GFA Basic 3.0" for Atari ST book			$2
Compute/START magazine disks free w/any ST purchase			FREE
SupraDrive Hard Disk Utilities w/manual					FREE
ST Language Disk or 1st Word disk					FREE
Atari 1040 ST manual							FREE
Atari ST BASIC Sourcebook and Tutorial					FREE
Atari ST Logo Sourcebook						FREE
Atari 1st Word w/manual							FREE

			-= Atari ST Hardware =-
Atari Mega ST 4 with brand-new internal 45MB SCSI drive	& TOS1.4	$590
                w/o SCSI drive						$390
Atari Mega 2 ST fully-socketed (good for hacker-type like me) w/TOS1.4	$290
		w/4MB RAM (I have the DRAMS and its already socketed)	$340
Atari 1040STE (incredible sound...) upgraded to 4MB w/TOS 1.6		$290
1040ST FM CPU (case in good shape) w/TOS 1.4 and supply			$145
Spectre GCR w/ROMS, w/Spectre 3.0 update, System 605, Mac manuals	$390
Atari SM1224 color monitor good picture, small chip in screen		$95
Atari SM124 mono monitor in great shape					$75
Magnavox AnalogRGB/TTL/Comp video monitor (works with Atari/Amiga/VCR)	$125
Monitor master								$15
Monitor master								$15
Astra monitor master w/power plugs and power/audio buttons		$20
Seagate ST157N 45MB SCSI mech (brand-new in sealed box w/1yr warranty)	$190
Atari ST compact enclosure w/PS,fan,card and latest ICD software	$125
  I can install the Seagate in enclosure, giving you new Atari 45MB  	$290
EZRam II board for 520/1040ST/FM no-solder install			$75
		w/2MB RAM installed					$125
SF354 (SS) external drive						$50
SF314 (DS) external drive w/brand new mech				$90
Syncro Xpress copies 1disk/30secs and all protected disks		
	(similar to Blitz! but no drive mods required, just plug&go)	$30
VideoKey with RF modulator lets Atari run on TV/VCR/Stereo		$30
Supra hard drive controller (SCSI->DMA with cables)			$20
Volksmodem VM520 1200 baud modem w/ST-Talk (telecomm software for ST)	$5
520ST power supply brand-new (5VDC 3A, 12VDC .03A, -12VDC .03A)		$10
520ST power supply (5VDC .8A, 12VDC .2A)				$5
ST monitor to Video/Audio RCA for VCR/TV/monitor			$5
External floppy/HD PS (+5VDC@1A,-5@.1A,12@.3A) w/floppy connector	$5
ST drive cable to 34-pin floppy connector (just plug in a mech...)	$5
Atari ST Time-Saver clock saver (keyboard chip) for 520/1040ST/FM	$5
ST mouse w/pad								$20
Drive Master lets you use two external drives				$10
ST printer or modem cable						$5
520/1040ST fake-leather cover						$1

			-= Atari SuperSonic ST =-
Atari Mega 2 ST fully-socketed (good for hacker-type like me)		$290
Atari 68030 SST board to turn your ST into a *kickass* machine		$490
33MHz 68030 chip (barely used)						$190
8MB 60ns SIMMs								$28 ea.
40MHz 68882 FPU to go with 68030 (never used)				$90
** Buy the whole thing already assembled and you have one hell of an SST!
It may be expensive but its fully-loaded with top-of-the-line components
and if you add up the components its quite a good deal.			$1190

			-= Atari 8bit hardware =-
Atari 130XE computer in brand-new condition w/PS			$90
Atari color monitor (will also work with VCR, nice sharp picture)	$75
Atari 800/XL/XE monitor cable to VCR or monitor for clear picture	$5
Atari 400/800/810/1050 9VAC power supplies (nice to have a spare)	$3
Atari XL/XE 5VDC power supplies (good to have a spare, expensive new)	$3
Atari 800/XL/XE SIO cables (connects drives, etc)			$2
Atari Edumate light pen for the 8bit					$1

			-= Will consider trades for =-
Ski boots mens size 13 and ladies size 9, HP Deskjet, 1MBx9 SIMMS,
1024x768x32768 VGA monitor, 386 motherboard or basic 386 system,
1.2MB 5-1/4" floppy, IBM adventure/RPG games (even old ones), Roland MT32,
Soundblaster or similar IBM sound board, CD-ROM drive (mech only preferred),
100MB+ IDE/SCSI drive, Simple radio scanner, FPU for 386 system,
Tuner/amplifier which handles both audio/video inputs and has a remote

				-= Terms =-
You mail me check/MO or tell me to ship COD ($4 extra).  I will also 
accept GeNIE Gift of Time (its easy) for items < $50.  For shipping,
figure on $5 for a number of reasonably smallish, light items.  $10 for
bigger stuff, $15 for monitors and computers.  Minimum order of $10.
You can have one of the free items with each purchase.  You may email
response to cwilliam@cs.umd.edu or C.WILLIAMS06 on GeNIE or phone me
at 303-665-0614 day/night until midnight CST.  Gosh, after looking
this over I have alot more stuff than I thought!

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