Found on Usenet. Anyone in or near the Czech republic want to do a
rescue? (Hey, one never knows!)

	Reply to sender directly if interested.

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Subject: MicroVAX II for sale
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 14:34:54 +0100
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Dear Sir,

I recieved data from one small company in our region in Czech Rep.,
which is selling their computers.  This computers are eight years old
and it`s MicroVAX II  with spare part.
They are looking for a customer, that wants buy this MicroVAX II
or spare parts.
Below you can find part numbers of this spare parts :

2 x TU81E-DB       3000 MASS-STORAGE
4 x RA82-ED         3261 RA82    622MB  14 inch   SDI-DISKS
1 x KDA50-QA     3452 KDA50   MICROVAX2/PDP11 TO RA-DISKS   Q-BUS CONTR.
1 x TK70-AA        3360 TF/K70    296MB, 90KB/S  (NON)/DSSI DLT =
TAPE-DRIVE
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5.25"                                                CARTRIDGE TAPE DRIVE
WITH TK5
1 x TQK70-AA     3360 TF/K70    296MB, 90KB/S  (NON)/DSSI DLT TAPE-DRIVE =
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Q22 TMSCP                                               CNTLR FOR
TK70-AA,30" CAB
1 x DHQ11-M       5456 DHQ11/ 8 LINE ASYNC COMM CTLR
1 x KA630-AA     2450 MicroVAX II - QUAD Q22 MICROVAX CPU MODULE: CPU,F
1 x MS630-AA     2450 MicroVAX II - 1 MB MEM EXP FOR KA630,DUAL HEIGHT
1 x DELQA-M      5460 DELQA/ COMM CTLR ETH TO Q-BUS - DEC ETHERNET QBUS
ADAPTOR

If you have interest about this offer, please contact Mr. Holan tel.:
++420-602-239252
or e-mail : DECOMP@email.cz
or ludek.mrkva@compaq.com

Best Regards

Ludek Mrkva


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