timt@lakesys.lakesys.com (Tim Thompson) (09/19/90)
I have a complete CDC 9762 drive sitting here;
Up until about 2 weeks ago, it was functional.
One of the heads crashed, and I have found that
the cost of parts and replacement packs have
made repair an option that really isn't cost-effective.
I think that most dealers use this little program
whenever they need to determine buying/selling prices:
10 INPUT "Reasonable price of part";PRICE
20 INPUT "(B)uying, or (S)elling";ASK$
30 IF ASK$ = "B" THEN LET PRICE = PRICE * .1
40 IF ASK$ = "S" THEN LET PRICE = PRICE * 5.
Either that, or -
Charge them twice what they'll pay, and ten dollars more.
At any rate, the drive is for sale, whole or parts,
at what I consider a reasonable rate; I do have some
"guidelines" for some of the parts, anything else not
listed is negotiable, but still cheap.
Please keep in mind that at least one head is crashed, so
I won't make any promises on the condition of the heads.
Any of the boards in the card cage - $30.00 (ELPV is $40)
(Remember, all boards are guaranteed to work.)
Power supply - $85.00 (again, guaranteed to work)
Power AMP transistors, head control - $25.00, including heat sink.
Drive 0 cables, approx 25' long - "fair" shape, operable - $40/set.
All other parts are up in the air.
Prices do NOT include shipping, or REQUIRED COD FEE.
Contact:
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Timothy R. Thompson
414+769-6700 Monday - Friday, 1:00 PM - 6:30 PM, CST, 414+873-1841 weekends.
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