Wilson Laboratories stuff / Other stuff

[egnuldt]

What items are you looking to get? I'd strongly prefer trading due to my constant lack of funds, if I have something you want.

Well, I really need a switchbox for an Atari 5200 4 port system, I would be willing to trade or buy one.

But for the most part im pretty flexible; I wouldnt mind getting my hands on some more Multimeters, clinometers, barometers, or maybe other older Atari video games (doesnt necessarily have to be Atari either). If not id still be willing to listen to offers.

Thanks.

 

[egnuldt]

1) Hach COD Reactor

2) Tektronix 2235 100MHz Oscilloscope

Things I didnt think to take pictures of yesterday while at storage:

2 5.25" Apple Floppy Drives

Apple II Keyboards

PARSE Software

I'll try to update with some older chips/processors hopefully by tomorrow.


- COD Reactor is sold

 

[egnuldt]

Got some more stuff in...

1) Large computer board (huge)

2) Computer chips,

left side - 1st row (up/down)
P7810 SN74S471N
MK5099N
G7637 SN74221N
7309 SN7403N
Z7710 SN74LS221N
A57406 SN7474N
N7745 SN7404N
7637 SN7404N
7541 SN7432N
(will list the other ones in next post)

3) Radio Shack recharger

4) IBM OS/2 Warp Software

5) Another computer board

 

[egnuldt]

More of the computer chips
2nd row - Up - down

G7637 SN74221N
MK5103N-5
HA7??4 SN74121N
MK5087N SC 7001
7702 SN7408N
7410 SN7474N
7426 SN7406N
7418 SN7474N
7313A SNM5412?4 38510C

3rd row (Ones in Gold) Top - Bottom

639 LM311D (10 of these total)

1) Another Heathkit ET-3400 (Have a tone of these)

2) Verbatim 2S/2D Floppy Disks - Dated on 2-22-90
--- Quicksilver software (all 7 floppy disks)

 

[egnuldt]

4th row (starts with the single gold chip - although not including it) Top Bottom

M 7641 SN7403N
S7412 NE555V
P645 LM311P (7 of these)
P532/LM311 SN72311 (2)
M 7645 SN7404N
4091456B M814

5th row (the small chips under the single gold chip)

S7610 NE555V

6th row - one next to single gold chip (right) top-bottom

P7714 SN74S471N
P624/LM311 SN72311P
P619/741C SN72741 (5 of these)
7637 SN74123N
MC1723CP 7817 (Motorola)
40914568 M814 (Blue State of Texas symbol)

1) More Floppy Disks (LEFT/RIGHT - TOP/BOTTOM)
-- Programmer PAK Files
Programmer PAK Files TurboCL
PAK Files ORCAD EGA2005
PAK Files SCAN PSPLUS Mouse Also PAK extracting tools
PAK Files DBASE DBxL V 1.2
DOS PAK Files 4.01 3.03
Communications PAK Files
MG-150 Software Diskette Copyright 1986
Parts INV 12-15-87

2) IBM System/360 I/O Tester ( I have about 6 of these - some in much better conditions than the one pictured)

If anyone would be interested to see what other floppy disks I have let me know - I have like 4 18"x14"x12" boxes full of these diskette packets. Put I dont want to keep taking pictures and posting if no one is really interested

Thanks for looking.

 

[Chuck(G)]

Got some more stuff in...

1) Large computer board (huge)

Just scratching my curiosity--what's the big CPU (I'm assuming) chip on that one? 68000?

 

[egnuldt]

Yes, the biggest CPU chip is listed as - MC68000P8 3A72E8732

 

[egnuldt]

Here are some more Boards



- If you wanted me to keep posting boards I will - I have a ton of these. I didnt take pictures of some other ones, but they are yellow colored boards instead of green - and I was told that the metal strips on the back of the boards is made with some gold (probably not much)? I assume they are older than these boards, so I have no clue. Any truth to that? The strips of metal are long small and thin - and gold colored. Sorry, hopefully I'll have pictures when I go to storage next if anyone would be interested.

Also have about 4 NR-15 Dot Matrix Printers.

Thanks for looking.

 

[egnuldt]

Ok, probably the last one for the day

1) NCI PA480 Board

2) FAB 03 0028 00 REV. B. CMOS RAM/PROM Dates on CPU Chips are from 1983 AMD - AM27256DC (I gotta say this is in pristine condition - definitely one of the better cosmetically looking ones)

3) NCI 48 Channel Logic Pod (I have another one of these as well)

4) No Idea? - - PWB 23352 REV A00

5) PCL-755B Slot Extension Module

 

[egnuldt]

Ok I lied, I have a few more boards (might as well post while I have the extra free time)

1) Atari Games Gauntlet A043201 board - Largest chip Motorola MC68010LB

2) Page P721-3

3) Dell PWA 605 Expansion Memory Connector (have 2 of them)

4) PC S Limited PWA 86000-1 REV A-1 Copyright 1986

5 Williams Games ??????? Board?

 

[egnuldt]

1) AST Research 202385-301 board, biggest chip - Intel i486 SX processor

2) MXV 11 A M8047 Slot Card

3) PN 1863 PWA-00600-0B Board [5 VLSI Chips]

Micro Linear Demo Products ML4862 Evaluation Board REV A

Adding to the - I have way to many of these list and I would like to get rid of;
Old Motorola Keyboard (end of the cable is a phone line output) I have about 50 of these


Chips:

9238 ML4862CS 922603E08 [2]
9227 ML4862CS 921452E08E [2]
M 12.5 1312 [These are really really really small - have 4 of them]
144 T10 N05E [3]

Blocks (battery?) (That you solder on motherboards)
LLSI X-023 9242
ERG INC JLA12-2-15H 9043C
LLSI 7105-3 9247

Assortment of stuff:
EL Backlight PL-White
LOCTITE LSI 892691 & 743911
TDK CXA-K05L-FS
ICS Quicksaver Evaluation Board

If you need pictures let me know, thanks.

 

[egnuldt]

Its software time!

Here are some more 5.25" Floppies

1) Microport System V/AT 286 Software
they all look like the one pictured...
here is what they have on each disk:

exruntime.1 (V 1.3)
System Vision "Installit" format (V 1.0)
text.1 (V 1.3)
extext.1 (V 1.3)
boot disk.1 (V 2.2)
utility disk (V 2.2)
upgrade.1 "installit" format (V 2.2)
link kit (V 2.2)
runtime.1 (V 1.3)
runtime.2 (V 1.3)
progdev.3 (V 1.3)
exprogdev.1 (V. 1.3)
progdev.1 (V 1.3)
progdev.2 (V 1.3)
extext.2 (V 1.3)

2) Z80 Pod for the Atari Cat Box (Interface for Z80-Based Atari Video Games)

3) Microsoft Word on Floppy disc (9 discs)
Include:
Thesaurus, Microsoft Spell, Learning MS Word Advanced Lessons for Mouse, Utilities/Setup Disk, Program Disk, Printer Disk 1 & 2, Learning Advanced Lessons for Keyboard, Learning MS Word Essentials for keyboard and mouse


Other software:

EGA by BOCA Version 1.05
Unix Systems Ver 2.2 Utility Disk
Sample DBASE III
DOS Working Copy (doesnt say what version)
PC DOS Utilities Eagle Basic
Romo National Beet
Printed Circuit Board Layout Tools Demonstration Disk
Procomm
Procomm2
Evercom 1.31 with Bitcom 3.2
The Official Zaxxon by SEGA

 

[egnuldt]

Whats next? You got it, more software!! (I got about a billion of these)

1) Turbo ProLog

2) Turbo Basic

3) Turbo C

Others: 5.25" Floppy

The Calculus ToolKit Disk 1 & 2
Micro Star RBBS-PC v.15.1
Micro Star RBBS-PC 1107 (Disks 1-4)
Micro Star BUS 15 Expressgraph
Micro Star 1041- Readmac
WordTech Systems dbXL Version 1.1 Disks 1-3 (of 3)
Datastorm ProComm
National Semiconductor TDSCOM S32K Designer KIT
QMOdem
Dac Easy Accounting Disks 1 &2
Maxama Magnetics Five Corners Corp VPP-848
ICEBOXZ80 Version 2.00 (I actually have something called an Ice Box as well)
ZAX Enhanced BOX-ER Software DEmo
Pagemaker (Disks 1-8)

F-19 Stealth Fighter IBM PC/XT/AT/PS2 Tandy 1000/3000 and compatibles (Disk A and B) ----> on a 3.5" Floppy

 

[egnuldt]

Some Processors

Motorola MC68010L8 1TA28924
MC68000P8 GN78523
MC2652P MC68652P GL18518
MC68008P8
MC68901P
MC68230P8
MC2661PC

 

[Cazzzmo]

Interested in your pinball-related stuff if it's in Minot and/or can be transported. Will send PM. BC in Minot / cell 701-833-2142

 

[egnuldt]

Ahh, sorry. All of my items are in storage (in TX) and I am currently in ND until December.

 

[Raven]

Here are some more Boards



- If you wanted me to keep posting boards I will - I have a ton of these. I didnt take pictures of some other ones, but they are yellow colored boards instead of green - and I was told that the metal strips on the back of the boards is made with some gold (probably not much)? I assume they are older than these boards, so I have no clue. Any truth to that? The strips of metal are long small and thin - and gold colored. Sorry, hopefully I'll have pictures when I go to storage next if anyone would be interested.

Also have about 4 NR-15 Dot Matrix Printers.

Thanks for looking.

Is that last one an 8-bit ISA prototyping board? That's cool. What would you want for that (I realize I'd have to wait until Dec., and that's fine with me as I'm short on cash at this exact moment).

That is, if you still have it.

Are you interested in Atari 2600 carts? Or are you more looking for the Atari computer stuff?

 

[Cazzzmo]

Back in TX now?? still interested in your pinball stuff..... status on that? also, I have a TON of Atari2600 carts, systems, controllers, etc. if anyone is looking.......... - Cazzzmo / Minot ND / cell 701.833.2142