ilyaz
Experienced Member
About 1.5 years ago I acquired an eclectic batch of vintage hardware. I posted a bunch of pictures and a brief description here.
At this point what I have left are the oldest pieces from that batch, namely Heathkit/Zenith and LSI-11. Some of the modules have been turned on and determined to be partially functional, some were never turned on in fear of some fatal damage that might occur after years of sitting in a storage unit.
My original plan was to try to fix them but now I realize I simply don't have time for that. I will be starting a new job soon, plus I have a lot of family-related errands, so just don't have enough hours in the day to dedicate to this project.
So now I want to sell it.
I have more info about individual pieces and more photos. I'll be happy to post them, but before I do, I wanted to sort of gauge potential interest in these pieces based on the info and pix in the above link.
I am located near Wash DC and, ideally, would like to find someone local. But remote is an option too, we'll just need to figure out feasible shipping arrangements.
Thanks!
At this point what I have left are the oldest pieces from that batch, namely Heathkit/Zenith and LSI-11. Some of the modules have been turned on and determined to be partially functional, some were never turned on in fear of some fatal damage that might occur after years of sitting in a storage unit.
My original plan was to try to fix them but now I realize I simply don't have time for that. I will be starting a new job soon, plus I have a lot of family-related errands, so just don't have enough hours in the day to dedicate to this project.
So now I want to sell it.
I have more info about individual pieces and more photos. I'll be happy to post them, but before I do, I wanted to sort of gauge potential interest in these pieces based on the info and pix in the above link.
I am located near Wash DC and, ideally, would like to find someone local. But remote is an option too, we'll just need to figure out feasible shipping arrangements.
Thanks!