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I may have a few hard drives around the 1G-15G range, let me dig them out and send me an address to mail them. As for computer parts!! What do you need? I have routers, NIC cards, SCSI cards, and tons of other stuff that I think is too valuable to throw away, but not valuable enough to actually use. I have a couple monitors as well. I bet I even have an old hercules compatible IBMPC bus video card and amber monochrome monitor hanging around! (Should anyone be INSANE and nostalgic!) As for the converters, I have one that I really like and I used it last winter when we had a power failure. I bought it a few years ago and they are dirt cheap these days. For about $300 you can get a monster one one at BJs, but they have smaller ones as well. I have looked around and found that places like BJs sell them MUCH cheaper than places like YDI or electronics outlets. Message: 6 Date: Mon, 1 May 2006 10:21:50 -0400 (EDT) From: "David Kramer" <david at thekramers.net> Subject: Anyone have a few old hard drives? To: discuss at blu.org Message-ID: <2326.206.205.96.190.1146493310.squirrel at thekramers.net> Content-Type: text/plain;charset=iso-8859-1 I'm going to be selling at the MIT Flea this month (http://web.mit.edu/w1mx/www/swapfest.shtml). I have two or three old, slow computers that are almost complete, but need hard drives. I would like to put hard drives in them and do a minimal Linux install, just to show they work. I'm only gonna charge a few bucks for these computers (it's more about cleaning my basement than striking it rich), so I can't afford to pay for them, but if anyone has a hard drive or two that's at least a gig, I would love to take them off your hands. Aside 1: If you have other computer crap you just want to go away, let's talk. Aside 2: I'm thinking of buying one of those emergency car battery/AC inverter things, in part to have it, and in part to demonstrate these computers with. Any recommendations? Is that something that's rentable?
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