We have a whoile bunch of 'm sitting in storage ; it's impossible
to trade 'm in for other machines and get good discount - Not even 
DEC offers a nice offer there.

I reckon it'll be the same in other places where the 3100 doesn't
suffice anymore. It's therefor likely that you can get 'm for free
or a small "cover charge" easily. 
(But I just hold on to 'm till I can run netbsd on 'm =) )


Michel.



-- 
 Michel van der Laan	-	michel@nijenrode.nl
				http://www.nijenrode.nl/~michel
In your mail from 27-11-1997 you write:
> <Message-Id: <65lfik$qbo$3@picasso.op.net>
> 
> <Where could I get one, and how much do you think someone would pay me to ta
> <it? :P
> 
> Well they are fairly common but their small size, good performance and SCSI 
> interface make them desirable.  You may get one for free but paid to take 
> it, only if it were dead and useless. ;-)
> 
> They can be purchased from free, to several hundred dollars(US).  The later 
> ones would have larger disk drives, maybe the VR2XX monitor and other 
> gadgets.
> 
> >From time to time I see people posting to sell one in the VAX newsgroups.
> Ask around, do some poking.  Other vaxen like the VS2000, Microvax-II series 
> can be found as well.
> 
> Allison