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Xerox 820 Motherboard.

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solarpv

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I bought this from a guy who worked for Xerox building the original 820 computers. He claimed it worked. I have no way to test it.
$79.00 includes shipping and paypal. Sold as is.
***SOLD***
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That makes sense, I bought this years ago as a backup for my 820-II. I donated my 820-II to the System Source Museum.
 
VERAULT said:
Is that an 820, 820-II, or 8/16? I just sold a SASI Card and Floppy card for the 820-II and 8/16
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I don't suppose that you, or anyone else, has either of these cards going unused and looking for a new home -- especially the FDD controller? I'm going to try to resuscitate solarpv's 820-II and a FDD controller is going to be on my critical path :-<. Fortunately there is a (pixelated/blurry) schematic available so it's not Mission Impossible to build a replacement, but that's something that I'd rather avoid as it would <ahem> slow down progress ...
 
Maybe check with System Source, I gave them 2 or 3 820-II units. Maybe they can get you the part you need.
 
pbirkel@gmail.com said:
I don't suppose that you, or anyone else, has either of these cards going unused and looking for a new home -- especially the FDD controller? I'm going to try to resuscitate solarpv's 820-II and a FDD controller is going to be on my critical path :-<. Fortunately there is a (pixelated/blurry) schematic available so it's not Mission Impossible to build a replacement, but that's something that I'd rather avoid as it would <ahem> slow down progress ...
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Sorry just sold them on ebay a few weeks ago. I dont have anything they could run in.
 
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