mikey@trsvax.UUCP (12/21/84)
Seeing as how I had a tremendous flood of calls, I'll try posting this again. Maybe this time it will get somewhere. I've got the following equipment for sale in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Prices are List/Last selling prices. R/S Model II computer 3899 / <2000 R/S Model II Bay 2350 / 1499 68000 - 128K 1499 / 899 128K upgrade 499 / 159 Asking $3000.00 The system is an early Model II but has all the upgrades to make it current. It has the heavy duty power supply, and all 4 drives are Shugart SA800. Also included in the package are 2 blank proto-typing cards for the Model II, the Xenix package and manuals (I never even sent in the original owners registration card), and Model II TRSDOS manuals and Technical Reference Manual. The system has a hard drive connector cable and plate installed so the interface card from Radio Shack can just plug in for up to 4 hard drives (140 megabytes). Internally, there is room for another 256k of 68000 ram, and the hard drive interface. Then the card cage will be full. As retail prices from even 1 year ago are not a current measure, I'm asking $3000 and you take care of the shipping and/or pickup. For those not famaliar with the Model II, it is a Z80A based system with DMA. It runs 4 mhz with 1 wait state and uses mode 2 interupts for everything, including keyboard. The 68000 is running at 6 mhz. The system has two RS-232 ports for terminals or communications and one Centronics parallel port for a printer. Disk, printer, video, and keyboard take no port connections, as they are all internal. The 68000 effectively makes the Model II a Model 16, except it doesn't have double sided floppy disk. All I use the system for is a terminal, which is quite an overkill, and a little word processing. I really should add a hard disk to get the Xenix running, but another $3000 for a big HD would not go well at home. I want to invest in a different type of system (Tandy 2000) so I'm going to sell it. Not in the system are a Radio Shack LP VI, very used but works fine for $350 (new was $1199), and a DC1200 modem with dialer module for $450 (new was $699 for the modem and $149 for the dialer). The modem is the Radio Shack version of the Datec 212. All prices may be negotiable, depending on my needs and wants at the time. Interested parties may contact: Mike Yetsko mikey at trsvax Ph. (817)-485-5211 evenings at home 390-2754 days at work mikey at trsvax