Auction: IBM PS/2 Model 70 386
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120090281232 Starting bid: US $0.99 Auction ends: 1 Mar 2007 12:02:40 PST Location: Tustin, CA, USA Much cheaper than the other one, and even includes an evilnet adapter. Not affiliated, other than drooled over the auction. Now, were are the wipes for my flat panel... exwisdem
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On Thu, 22 Feb 2007 20:17:08 UTC, "exwisdem" <daress@donet.com> wrote: -> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120090281232 -> -> Starting bid: US $0.99 -> -> Auction ends: 1 Mar 2007 12:02:40 PST -> -> Location: Tustin, CA, USA -> -> Much cheaper than the other one, and even includes an evilnet adapter. -> -> Not affiliated, other than drooled over the auction. Now, were are the -> wipes for my flat panel... -> -> exwisdem -> I'd love to buy something like this for the OS/2 museum but the shipping is usually a killer. Looking at this auction, it would run about $31 - 40 to ship to PA. And that is actually cheaper then a lot of these I have looked at. I may bid on it and see how it goes but most likely it will cost too much for my projects limited funds. :-( Mark -- From the eComStation of Mark Dodel http://www.os2voice.org Warpstock 2006, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, Oct 12-15, 2006 - http://www.warpstock.org
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2/23/2007 1:44:12 AM
Hi! > Much cheaper than the other one, and even includes an evilnet adapter. A very nice machine no doubt, but the other one is a 25MHz boxen and somewhat rarer. 20MHz short planar Model 70s seem to be the most common of all the Model 70 systems. I've seen references to a 20MHz "long" planar in IBM documentation, but never in an actual Model 70. Has anyone seen such a beast? William
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2/23/2007 3:24:34 AM
Hi William ! > A very nice machine no doubt, but the other one is a 25MHz boxen and > somewhat rarer. 20MHz short planar Model 70s seem to be the most common of > all the Model 70 systems. The long planar "lived" only about 1 year. It was that designed for the same fully robotized assembly line the Mod. 50 (non-Z) dropped off. The short planar and that of the 50Z required some person (or a more complex robot arm) to attach the speaker / battery cable, which was not existing on the long-70 / 50-021 systems. After these machines IBM dropped the cable-less fully robotized approach. Too much monkey business. The next generation (Mod. 55SX and the 56 / 57) then had cables again. Last unit still in production on the original 1987 machinery (after my infos) is the 4207 IBM Proprinter-III in some small factory in italy made for banking printers. > I've seen references to a 20MHz "long" planar in IBM documentation, but > never in an actual Model 70. Has anyone seen such a beast? The first generation 16 and 20 MHz Mod. 70's use a long board. It is shown in the HMM planar section. They label it "Reduced" and "Full" size. The long board suffered various illnesses. Required the DASDDRVR.SYS under DOS 3.3 - 5.0, lost date / time occasionally for no reason, disliked various types of memory modules (single sided 10-chip / 8 data, 2 (!) for parity) that ran on short boards with no problems. The path between CPU and memory section was about 3 times longer than on the short board, which might explain some problems. Sometimes problems with 8514/A and e.g. Token Ring (long 4 MBit) and / or 3278 long card showed up in the way that one or neither worked properly. I - for one - was glad when the short board arrived and all the problems were cured. If you have about 200 - 300 Mod. 70 around at the customers you learn to appreciate the fixes done at IBM back then. -- Very friendly greetings from Peter in Germany http://members.aol.com/mcapage0/mcaindex.htm *** Reply to: peterwendt@aol.com only ! ***
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Looks real clean. 8570-161 with an 80MB disk. (Or should I say "DASD"?) http://search.ebay.com/220105437532 Ships within the US for $25 via FedEx ground. Located in Fort Collins, CO USA. (Wasn't there a group member located near Fort Collins?) Ends Apr-29-07 18:15:39 PDT. No affiliation. (Oh, and Google Groups doesn't seem to be updating properly. Hmmmph.) William ...
Auction: IBM PS/2 Model 70 with External Optical Drive and OS/2
It looks like time forgot about this one. Seller says it hasn't run in ~12 years, but look at all the stuff that comes with it! http://search.ebay.com/250220637456 Starting bid of $20.00, shipping ~$37.30 to the US only and by way of UPS Ground service. Located in North Tonawanda (now that's a name for a town!), NY USA. Ends Mar-06-2008, 06:45:20 PST (6 days, 22 hours). No affiliation. Disclaimer: I have enough Model 70s, but I am somewhat seriously considering throwing my hat in the ring for this one. The only thing putting me off is the shipping, not that it's unreasonable... What is (or was?) a PC on the Highway? William A memory card, perhaps a Kingston. Looks to be a late Spock, notice the yellow resistor network by the slot bracket? My guess was the Spock is a late add-on to support the MO disk. (duh!) wm_walsh@hotmail.com wrote: > It looks like time forgot about this one. Seller says it hasn't run in > ~12 years, but look at all the stuff that comes with it! > > http://search.ebay.com/250220637456 > > Starting bid of $20.00, shipping ~$37.30 to the US only and by way of > UPS Ground service. Located in North Tonawanda (now that's a name for > a town!), NY USA. > > Ends Mar-06-2008, 06:45:20 PST (6 days, 22 hours). > > No affiliation. > > Disclaimer: I have enough Model 70s, but I am somewhat seriously > considering throwing my hat in the ring for t...
Auction: VINTAGE IBM 70 386 PS/2 PERSONAL SYSTEM/2 DESKTOP
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170083249814 $49.99 starting bid. Ends Feb-26-07, 11:25:12 PST. Located in Longwood, FL. Ships worldwide. 8570-A16 This should be a 25MHz unit. (Tim O'Connor, are you out there? Here's your chance...) "This Auction is for ONE USED IBM 70 386 Personal System/2 desktop computer. Description: This Vintage IBM Personal System/2 is in decent condition with some stubborn tape residue, a few marker markings and other marking on the frame of the unit. The unit powers on and was tested with a computer monitor, however, a screen portraying an unknown problem is persistent at start-up. Please review the pictures for more information and Please Bid Accordingly. THIS SYSTEM DOES NOT COME WITH A MONITOR. No manuals, No Documents, No Software or anything else is included." No affiliation. William > The unit powers on and was tested with a computer monitor, however, a screen > portraying an unknown problem is persistent at start-up. >From looking at the picture, it boots to error 162, displays a red not- OK sign, and asks for the IBM Reference disk. A good battery, a loving home, and an IBM reference disk will make it run well again. exwisdem Dead battery or someone played adapter swappee. exwisdem wrote: >> The unit powers on and was tested with a computer monitor, however, a screen >> portraying an unknown problem is persistent at start-up. > ...
Auction: VINTAGE IBM 70 386 PS/2 PERSONAL SYSTEM/2 DESKTOP #3
Folks, I believe the -A16 was the 25MHz model. http://search.ebay.com/170097276422 End time: Apr-07-07 09:34:50 PDT "Louis Ohland" <ohland@charter.net> schreef in bericht news:l2FPh.49$TQ7.34@newsfe03.lga... > Folks, I believe the -A16 was the 25MHz model. > > http://search.ebay.com/170097276422 > End time: Apr-07-07 09:34:50 PDT Correct : model 8570-A16 type PS/2 Model 70 386 announce 11-06-1991 price 6445 withdraw 23-02-1993 bus MCA32 slot 3 bay 3 processor 386-25 std 2M max 8M video VGA FDD 1.44M HDD 160M -- Jelte The information contained in this post is copyright the poster and specifically may not be published in, or used by http://www.jlaforums.com ...
Auction: VINTAGE IBM 70 386 PS/2 PERSONAL SYSTEM/2 DESKTOP #4
http://search.ebay.com/170097276422 25MHz 8570, priced right. If nobody bids, I'm planning to. Ends Apr-07-07 9:34:50 PDT. Ships worldwide, located in Longwood, FL USA. This is showing a POST error of 162, so it probably is new battery time. I purchased an 8535 SLC (!!) from this seller and it came to me in pretty good shape. Otherwise I have no affiliation with the seller. William ...
Auction: IBM ps2 Model 70 386
>http://cgi.ebay.com/IBM-ps2-Model-70-386_W0QQitemZ5244092245QQcategoryZ74946QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Ends Sep-24-05 09:48:48 PDT< -- Reply to ohland@charter.net Hi! In addition to the fact that I want to replace my fallen Model 70 (this one looks to have a 16MHz planar as well) I will also be researching the SCSI adapter. Plans are to at least provide an outline and whatever other info I can dig up. This is a polite request to please not snipe me on this. :-) William 8570 with scsi, nice. let me know how it goes, was thinking of doing the same with an 8570 i currently...
IBM PS/2 MODEL 70 AUCTION
http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-IBM-PERSONAL-SYSTEM-2-MODEL-70-386-COMPUTER-W_W0 QQitemZ8805408543QQcategoryZ74946QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem NO AFFILIATION, JIM ...
Auc-tion: IBM - PS/2 Model 70
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8822501196 End time: Jun-08-06 10:00:00 PDT (2 days 22 hours) Ships to: Worldwide Item location: NRW, Germany ...
Auction: IBM PS/2 Model 55 386 DOS Computer
http://search.ebay.com/230097876674 End time: Mar-03-07 19:44:18 PST Another system from Raryl. He calls it a 386. IIRC, isn't it a 386SX? Hi! > Another system from Raryl. He calls it a 386. IIRC, > isn't it a 386SX? Louis, are you saying that your knowledge of the 55SX is lacking? For the most produced PS/2 ever, that is simply not excusable. Taking a page from your book...you have been (very) BAD and you must be PUNISHED. :-) Yes, it's a 386SX. There also exist IBM planars with a Cyrix 486SRx2 and Reply-planar based systems. I've had the former and presently own one of the latter. These have a badge that says "55SX 486". William William, sometimes being punished is fun. wm_walsh@hotmail.com wrote: > Hi! > >> Another system from Raryl. He calls it a 386. IIRC, >> isn't it a 386SX? > > Louis, are you saying that your knowledge of the 55SX is lacking? > > For the most produced PS/2 ever, that is simply not excusable. Taking > a page from your book...you have been (very) BAD and you must be > PUNISHED. :-) > > Yes, it's a 386SX. There also exist IBM planars with a Cyrix 486SRx2 > and Reply-planar based systems. I've had the former and presently own > one of the latter. These have a badge that says "55SX 486". > > William > ...
Auction: IBM PS2 Model 70 Luggable -
P70, with a good starting price: http://search.ebay.com/200206566833 $5.00 starting bid. Ends Mar-16-2008, 12:23:08 PDT (2 days, 3 hours). Didn't see any shipping price. Ships to the US only. Located in Nederland, Colorado USA. No affiliation. William ...
Auction: IBM 90X9009 Memory Expansion for PS/2 Model 80-386
http://search.ebay.com/370034866847 BIN This is the odd right angle memory daughtercard of the 6MB memory adapter, 90X9009 Memory Expansion For Use on 90X9507 Memory Expansion Board for the PS/2 Model 80 ...
Auction: IBM PS/2 model 80, 386 type 8580-A31
Feb 02, 2013 20:55:18 PST Or a BIN. Wichita, Kansas A bit spendy, BUT this is an Axx system. I have no room at all. Hmm, a 8580-A31 is a 386DX25 comouter. Earlier models were either 16MHz or 20MHz. I see an XGA video card, an IBM SCSI Adapter/A, an HP card, possibly a SCSI scanner controller, a possible serial / lpt card, and down at the bottom appears to be an early AOX McMaster 486 upgrade adapter, sans memory. The 211 error is memory. If you look right below the power plug going into the planar, both white sockets are empty. Files are freely available for the 8580-Axx and the McMaster. The planar memory cards are available in people's stashes. The Axx could take the 4MB size, and was a good system. The drive support structure could take an IBM dual drive sled OR it could accept an HD mounted in one of the Model 57/77/95 drive sleds. Or you can even use a 5 1/2 to 3.5" drive adapter and put AT drive rails (like those used on CD Rom drives) I'd like to give a look ... what's the auction number ? Couldn't be able to find it... -- http://www.supervinx.com/Retrocomputer http://search.ebay.com/281056871530 On 1/27/2013 16:01, Louis Ohland wrote: > Feb 02, 2013 20:55:18 PST > Or a BIN. > Wichita, Kansas > > A bit spendy, BUT this is an Axx system. I have no room at all. > > Hmm, a 8580-A31 is a 386DX25 comouter. Earlier models were either 16MHz > or 20MHz. I see an XGA video c...
Auction: IBM Token-Ring Network PS/2 Model P70 386 Adapter
>http://cgi.ebay.com/IBM-Token-Ring-Network-PS-2-Model-P70-386-Adapter_W0QQitemZ160026233871QQihZ006QQcategoryZ74946QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem< End time: Sep-09-06 17:22:29 PDT Cable reminds me of an RS-422, where the connector is at right angle to the cable. ...
Auction: Vintage IBM PC PS/2 Model 35 SX 386 Computer
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230208265679 Current bid: US $11.00 End time: Jan-06-08 10:41:45 PST (2 days 22 hours) Ships to: United States, Canada Item location: Pearland, Texas, United States Model-Type: IBM PS/2 Model 35 SX 8535-043 Processor: Intel 386SX 20Mhz Video: VGA RAM: 6MB Hard Drive: IDE 40MB Floppy Drive: 1.44MB Expansion Bus: ISA (0 slots available) 1. Network Adapter: Token Ring 16/4 2. Modem: 2400 baud 3. Serial Communications Card Operating System: IBM DOS 5.00 No affiliation -- Jelte, admirer of the letter of IBM with blue Ishiki The information contained in this post is copyright the poster and specifically may not be published in, or used by http://www.jlaforums.com ...
[auction DE] Notebook IBM PS/2 Model 8533 CPU 386 Rarit�t
>http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=270089036721&ss PageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=017< PS/2? No accessories (so I gues no charger). Regards, Alvin. "Alvin Andries" <Alvin_Andries.no_spam@no.spam.versateladsl.be> schreef in bericht news:45d21176$0$10402$bf4948fe@news.tele2.nl... > >http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=270089036721&ss > PageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=017< "Brand : Acer" ?!? > > PS/2? No accessories (so I gues no charger). > > > Regards, > Alvin. > -- Jelte The information contained in this post is copyright the poster and specifically may not be published in, or used by http://www.jlaforums.com ...
Auction: IBM w/ Intel 80386 DX-25 Motherboard / PS/2 Model 70
>http://cgi.ebay.com/IBM-w-Intel-80386-DX-25-Motherboard-PS-2-Model-70_W0QQitemZ8807581854QQcategoryZ4193QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem< BIN. A tad pricey, but this is the 386DX-25 version, Axx. See the processor board at upper right? ...
Auction: IBM Token-Ring Network PS/2 Model P70 386 Adapter DOS
>http://cgi.ebay.com/IBM-Token-Ring-Network-PS-2-Model-P70-386-Adapter_W0QQitemZ160025936219QQihZ006QQcategoryZ74946QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem< End time: Sep-08-06 20:14:51 PDT ...
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