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rdrrdr

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#318388 13-Jan-2025 12:39

I got this off trademe a few years back when I thought I could go back to building stuff. It never happened.

Lots of caps, resistors, diodes, power supplies, and a lot of other stuff in the box.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/k4VYoteuQJMCWYLfA

Free to pick up from Hamilton East. Definitely can't ship

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#3331018 13-Jan-2025 17:57

I wonder where @neb is? 😁

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#3331020 13-Jan-2025 18:04

I'd definitely take it but unfortunately have no way to get to Hamilton to pick it up.

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#3331049 13-Jan-2025 20:15

Yep me too... can't collect.

But then again my interest is more towards rebuilding 1970's 1980s 8 bit computers

So if you anyone has 8080/8085/Z80/6800/6809/68008/SC/MP/6502 etc CPUs as well as RAM/ROM/EPROM from that era....

So far I have been lucky , in my job we scrap a lot of old scientific equipment so I get a lot of PCBs for chip recovery.

Use a lot of 0.1uF caps as well as electrolytics and prefer machine pin IC sockets over the others...

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#3331075 13-Jan-2025 21:27

PM'd

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#3331122 14-Jan-2025 07:51

if bmoff can't sort something out, I'll happily come take it of your hands today or tomorrow.

Anything I say is the ramblings of an ill informed, opinionated so-and-so, and not representative of any of my past, present or future employers, and is also probably best disregarded.

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#3331310 14-Jan-2025 12:44

And it's gone.

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