On May 30, 2005, at 2:05 PM, Jason Thorpe wrote:

>
> On May 15, 2005, at 4:35 PM, Jason Thorpe wrote:
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>
>> Free DECstation gear available for pick-up in San Francisco.  Will  
>> consider shipping if you are willing to pay packaging and shipping  
>> costs.  Will consider delivery to locations in the South Bay or  
>> Peninsula on weekdays (I work in Cupertino).
>>
>> I need to get this stuff out of my garage / attic, and will send  
>> it to a raw materials recycler if no one wants it.
>>
>
> Ok, I timed out.  The 5000/25 was claimed, and there was one  
> inquiry on one of the 3100s, which is still pending.
>
> Everything else is being scrapped, but I first stripped the  
> workstations.  So, the following *PARTS* are now available.  Same  
> terms as before:
>
> - 10x DEC MS02 memory modules -- for 5000/200 or 5000/240
>
> - 18x DEC MS02-AA memory modules -- for 5000/200 or 5000/240
> => 5 of these are actually clones made by Clearpoint
>
> - DEC memory module for 5000/240 ... looks like it might be battery- 
> backed... also has 2 LEDs.  It fits into a memory slot (the last  
> one?), not a TC slot.  Numbers screened on the board: 5020947-01-B1  
> and 5020948
>
> - 20x DECstation 5000/{125,133} SIMMs # 50-20612-01
> => 2 of these are actually clones made by Kingston
>
> - DECstation 5000/133 processor module # 50-21330-01
>
> - DECstation 5000/125 processor module # 50-20614-01

Oops, almost forgot:

- DECstation 5000/240 processor module

>
> - PMAD-A TURBOchannel Ethernet board
>
> - PMAGB-B TURBOchannel frame buffer
>
> - DEC TURBOchannel ISDN? board ... has two AMD 7930s on it.  Did  
> not see a part number.
>
> - SCSI mini-50 terminator for DECstation 5000/133
>
> - SCSI Centronics terminator
>
> - SCSI mini-50 -> Centronics SCSI cable
>
>
> Hopefully someone will take this stuff (it'll be a lot cheaper to  
> ship this than full systems, with all of their stamped steel, etc.)
>
> -- thorpej
>

-- thorpej