Often I come across various obsolete boards that SEEM to be what you guys
want, but I am never really sure. This week I passed up a large (at least
24" per side) HP server mainboard from the 70s, and some Wang boards from
the same period. Since I no longer have the warehouse, I have no way to keep
+2 with Marc
HP Boards, please, HP boards ;-)
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> Subject: scrounging at recyclers
>
> Often I come across various obsolete boards that SEEM to be what you guys
want, but I am never really sure. This week I passed up a
> large (at least 24" per side) HP server mainb
> Cindy Croxton wrote
>This week I passed up a
> large (at least 24" per side) HP server mainboard from the 70s
Large HP boards from the 70's. This sounds just about perfect. This one
would have fit the description of a HP 1000 mainboard pretty well. Medium
sized ones too. Anything HP from the 70'
+1 with Marc. Sounds like a 21MX of some flavor. It will have two
prominent card-edge connectors side-by-side around mid-board that connect
to memory and I/O busses that run "up" from the PCB-face.
On Sun, Nov 8, 2015 at 3:21 PM, Marc Verdiell
wrote:
> > Cindy Croxton wrote
> >This week I pass
