[TriLUG] OT: Trying to clear out the garage

[James Tuttle]

Ron Joffe wrote:
> So I bought a new car (new to me that is), and that forced a clean up of the 
> garage.
> 
> Here is what I have. If you want it, come and get it, if you feel like paying 
> something for it, I will pass all of that on to TRILUG as a donation:
> 
> Monitors
> --------
> 1. Dell 21" Trinitron monitor (A bit on the bright side)
> 2. IBM 17" Monitor - Black (perfect condition)
> 3. Sony W-900 24" Monitor (Huge - awesome display)
> 4. Samsung 950P 19" Monitor (perfect condition)
> 
> JBODs
> ------
> I have 4 or 5 units of these monsters. They are either tower or rack mountable 
> (3-4U). Each can handle up to 9 drives (or more if you drill more mounting 
> holes). I had a large raid array set up in one worked great for years. They 
> have internal power supplies with 9 std power plugs and plenty of fans to 
> keep everything cool. I have a number of U320 cable sets for them. Some have 
> older SCSI host swap carriers. They are very flexible and you could build 
> just about any type of configuration in them.
> 
> http://www.impediment.com/storcase/storcase.ds400.html
> 
> Drives
> -------
> 1. I have a pile of these huge Seagate ST446452W SCSI drives. Most work fine. 
> 47GB storage. Here is a good comparison picture to a normal desktop drive:
> http://homepage1.nifty.com/camel7/elite2.jpg
> The best use for them is for taking them apart :) . If you want to show your 
> kids how the insides of a hard drive work, these are perfect. If you want to 
> play with some strong magnets, these are also perfect.
> 
> 2. I also have about 10 of Quantum Atlas 10KII 73GB Ultra 160 drives with 
> 68pin connectors. I would like a bit of cash (for TRILUG) for these.
> 
> Case
> ----
> Alianware Tower. Bright purple, perfect condition. Just case and power supply. 
> Looks somewhat like:
> http://ak.buy.com/db_assets/prod_images/411/10412411.jpg
> 
> Workstation
> -----------
> Digital alpha 600au - 768Meg Ram, currently runs perfectly. This is sort of on 
> topic, as this guy will run linux :)
> 
> 
> Please let me know if there is anything anyone here wants. First come first 
> served. I am in Chapel Hill. I have two weeks to clean up, then everything 
> goes to the dump (electronics recycling).
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Ron
> 
Hi Ron,

I'm working on some big GIS projects and need a bigger monitor.  I'd
take the largest monitor you have left.  Can I pick it up?

Thanks,

Jim

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