FS: Lot of old Zenith/IBM computer cards, ST138 hard drives, 720k floppy drive

[SEgamer]

Been a lurker on here for a few months and now that I found a lot of parts I thought it'd be time to finally make an account on here. The first computer I got had Windows 95, so this stuff is "new" to me.

I bought two boxes full of 80s computer parts yesterday and trying to down size the lot. From what I can tell, these were pulled out of Zenith 286 based computers.

I also tested the Zenith boards to the best of my knowledge with the help of my dad's old Zenith computer (Z-200). The first lot contains cards in working order (from what I can tell). With them, the computer managed to boot to the hardware settings and then to the MFM 200 command prompt.

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Tested and functional cards - $4 each
2 x CPU cards (both are Zenith 85-3261-01)
1 x IO card (Zenith 85-3240-01)
1 x 1024 kB RAM card (Zenith 85-3188-01F)

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Non/semi-functional cards - $1 each
1x IO card (Zenith 85-3240-01)
1x video card (15 pin and 9 pin outputs, Heath 150-307-3)
1x CPU card (Zenith 85-3261-01)
1x 1024 kB RAM (prompt error with one of the chips, Zenith 85-3188-01F)
1x video card (9 pin and coaxial outputs, Zenith 85-2944-1)

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The rest are untested and as-is - $2 each
1x Parallel/Serial board (Zenith 85-3332-01)
1x video board (no outputs on card, Zenith 85-2944-1)
1x Quadram Quadboard
2x Hard drive/Floppy control board (ADAPTEC 401406-00 and Data Tech 5280 CRZ)
4x SIIG Com cards (Suntek FK3459)
1x 1501485xm Ibm Async Com Card
1x GoldStar CA8202 Com board
1x 6181682XM floppy controller
1x wd1002-27x hard drive controller
1x ASKA SST-2831 printer and game port card
1x electronics boutique 96611 game port card
1x unknown floppy disk adapter

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Hard drives and Floppy drive
2x Seagate ST138 (Map errors shown in second picture)
- The one with the fewest map errors powered up (green light came on) but couldn't get the z-200 to recognize it. I heard the head moving when the machine was turned on and also for maybe 2 seconds when the machine tried to read from it. $10
- The second one wouldn't power on/spin at all - $1

1x Conner CP3204F (untested) - $3
1x DFL413C04A floppy drive (untested) - $2

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For every item bought, I'll throw in a cable for free!
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[wdatkinson]

Very interested in the hard drives if they work.

 

[SEgamer]

Very interested in the hard drives if they work.

Updated the post with what they did when I tried to test them as well as prices.

 

[aaron7]

Cool to see someone else from digitpress on here

 

[1ajs]

720k floppy drive?

 

[SEgamer]

Cool to see someone else from digitpress on here

Thanks! Unfortunately my time on there and other forum sites is dwindling, mainly due to me slowly getting out of collecting video games.

720k floppy drive?

Whoops, typed the wrong thing. I meant to say a 3.5" drive. When I googled it, the first result had 720k on it and I guess that's why I typed it in.