As I'm collecting CPUs too (have Z80, 286, 386, 486, Pentium, MIPS
R4k, UltraSparc (also m68k with FPU, but they still work in Amiga,
also 040 from my ex-Quadra Mac), I would like to ask you to help me
obtain a HP/PA!

It can be malfunctioning, it can be unusable, however it should have
good visual condition,

Thanks in advance,

Rambo

Marcin 'Rambo' Roguski wrote:
> As I'm collecting CPUs too (have Z80, 286, 386, 486, Pentium, MIPS
> R4k, UltraSparc (also m68k with FPU, but they still work in Amiga,
> also 040 from my ex-Quadra Mac), I would like to ask you to help me
> obtain a HP/PA!
>
> It can be malfunctioning, it can be unusable, however it should have
> good visual condition,
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Rambo
If you are in the us and want to pay for shipping I'll send you one,
K100 proc card.

> If you are in the us and want to pay for shipping I'll send you one,
> K100 proc card.

I'm not in the US, however I'd pay the shipping.

Note, I'm more interested in these gold PGA chips than entire boards.

Marcin 'Rambo' Roguski wrote:
>>If you are in the us and want to pay for shipping I'll send you one,
>>K100 proc card.
>
>
> I'm not in the US, however I'd pay the shipping.
>
> Note, I'm more interested in these gold PGA chips than entire boards.
sorry, I don't ship stuff out of the US, to much of a PITA.

On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 18:37:58 -0400
Alan D Johnson <adjtech@usadatanet.net> wrote:

> Marcin 'Rambo' Roguski wrote:
> >>If you are in the us and want to pay for shipping I'll send you one,
> >>K100 proc card.
> >
> >
> > I'm not in the US, however I'd pay the shipping.
> >
> > Note, I'm more interested in these gold PGA chips than entire boards.
> sorry, I don't ship stuff out of the US, to much of a PITA.

I can buy you stamps?

Alan D Johnson wrote:

> sorry, I don't ship stuff out of the US, to much of a PITA.

What PITA? Same package with just higher shipping fees...

Benjamin

Benjamin Gawert wrote:
> Alan D Johnson wrote:
>
>> sorry, I don't ship stuff out of the US, to much of a PITA.
>
>
> What PITA? Same package with just higher shipping fees...
>
> Benjamin
my own PITA, I jut dont like sending stuff out of country, you never
know who's toes or laws you are stepping on.

On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 18:15:15 -0400
Alan D Johnson <adjtech@usadatanet.net> wrote:

> Benjamin Gawert wrote:
> > Alan D Johnson wrote:
> >
> >> sorry, I don't ship stuff out of the US, to much of a PITA.
> >
> >
> > What PITA? Same package with just higher shipping fees...
> >
> > Benjamin
> my own PITA, I jut dont like sending stuff out of country, you never
> know who's toes or laws you are stepping on.

How about that: I will even send you envelope and piece of
polystyrene to pin the chip to, couple of bubblewraps, and maybe
stamps ;-).

I'm serious, I'd like to get as many chips as possible

Alan D Johnson wrote:

>> What PITA? Same package with just higher shipping fees...
>>
>> Benjamin
>
> my own PITA, I jut dont like sending stuff out of country, you never
> know who's toes or laws you are stepping on.

If You think on the stupid "supercomputer" law that prohibits sale of
certain computer equipment then I'm very sure You overestimate the
performance of the PA-7x00 CPUs ;-)

If You would like to sell a Cray SV-1 or something like that I'd really
understand Your concern. But with old (sorry) stuff that's basically only
worth to be trashed You for sure won't step on anyones toes or violate any
law, even not in the US. The same is certainly valid for everything that's
available on the used market, even if it would be a V2600 Supercomputer.

Benjamin

Benjamin Gawert wrote:

> Alan D Johnson wrote:
>
>>> What PITA? Same package with just higher shipping fees...
>>>
>>> Benjamin
>>
>>
>> my own PITA, I jut dont like sending stuff out of country, you never
>> know who's toes or laws you are stepping on.
>
>
> If You think on the stupid "supercomputer" law that prohibits sale of
> certain computer equipment then I'm very sure You overestimate the
> performance of the PA-7x00 CPUs ;-)
>
> If You would like to sell a Cray SV-1 or something like that I'd really
> understand Your concern. But with old (sorry) stuff that's basically
> only worth to be trashed You for sure won't step on anyones toes or
> violate any law, even not in the US. The same is certainly valid for
> everything that's available on the used market, even if it would be a
> V2600 Supercomputer.
>
> Benjamin
Benjamin,
I replied to Marcin seperatly and explained to him that I have been
working on systems for a long time for a lot of different "entities" and
I have no desire for any of them to rear there heads for any reason,
sleeping dogs left lie, et all.