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it's another electronics flea market here in silicon valley! slightly rainy today.

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a box full of 8-bit ISA RAM cards! I picked up a few for a uhh project

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amplitude modulation monitor, GR-branded.

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ohhhh a math coprocessor for your XT! new in box.

Brooke Vibber :blobcatcoffee:

@tubetime i remember bugging my parents for weeks to get us a 387 coprocessor for our 386sx so i could run my ray tracing art faster <3

Bill is doing a thing

@tubetime I think I installed one of these in a Packard Bell decades ago...

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tube tester. it also does transistors!

Johannes Maibaum

@tubetime A Panic button is essential functionality for every MIDI device. Also conveniently placed right next to the power button. This checks all boxes.

Bart Smit

@tubetime Oof! This panic button is dangerously close to the power switch. As a testimony to the robustness of the midi protocol (ahem), the need for such a button is VERY real in live settings. Simply disconnecting cables or powering off won't do.

Generic Sadboy 1916

@tubetime The midi protocol has a panic feature; TCP/IP does not.
I fervently believe all network switches should also have a panic button

Darryl Ramm

@tubetime Can I install that in my Apple silicon Mac and get back FLOAT80 support? 🤔

pcbeard

@tubetime I had an 8086 board for my CP/M machine, a NorthStar Advantage. It ran DOS 2.0, which could be configured to use forward slashes in paths. Eventually I got an 8087 daughter board for this machine. It was fun while it lasted.

J.P. Stewart

@tubetime That Quadro and WinTV card are offended. ;)

This must mean I’m also old if I’ve had several of these and can spot the sound blaster clones.

Nazo

@tubetime I see some PCI and even AGP in there though. Good stuff.

Tommy Thorn

@tubetime Damn! Good thing I slept in as I have no use & space for this hp9825 but would have grabbed it regardless

robert daniel pickard

@tubetime curious marc has a great series on repairing a 9825T

really neat deep dive in to it

(spoiler alert they get it working)

youtube.com/watch?v=b-eN93L6yX

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@rdp yep. hmm, the 9845 with the power supply overvoltage was quite tricky to fix.

Rob E.

@tubetime the yellow box could also be interesting..

Foone🏳️‍⚧️

@tubetime oooh, nice. I hope some are left when I get there

Matthijs De Smedt

@tubetime That early generation of expansion cards is still strangely appealing. When computers were chunky and made up out of visible mostly off-the-shelf components.

Jeff Haluska

@tubetime Looks like another Reverse Engineer Project.

Ian Scott :apple_inc: 🐙

@tubetime I love these posts. When I lived in the Bay Area I had no space for collecting fun old stuff, sadly and/or thankfully. I only made it to a couple of the flea markets just to look around.

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