Post by thread:[AD] OLD EPROMS AND SIMS

I am getting ready to move to a smaller house. I am cleaning out boxes of things. here is a list some things I am getting rid of if there is no interest they are going to the junk. About 2 to 3 lbs of computer memory. Simms sipps and chips. 32 and 72 pin. These were pulled from working computers for Memory upgrades or junking out the computers. I believe these are about useless but I thought I would see if any one was interested. some ceramic Eproms (12 ea 2732, 6 2716 and other misc) A college level class room book on the 68HC11 by Greenfield. copyright 1992. Like new condition. Hard cover There will be other stuff as the month goes on.

Where are you located? ----- Original Message ----- From: "VULCAN20" <spam_OUTVULCAN20TakeThisOuTcharter.net> To: "Microcontroller discussion list - Public." <.....piclistKILLspam@spam@mit.edu> Sent: Friday, July 07, 2006 8:07 PM Subject: [AD] OLD EPROMS AND SIMS {Quote hidden}> I am getting ready to move to a smaller house. I am cleaning out boxes > of things. > here is a list some things I am getting rid of if there is no interest > they are going to the junk. > About 2 to 3 lbs of computer memory. Simms sipps and chips. 32 and 72 > pin. These were pulled from working computers for Memory upgrades or > junking out the computers. I believe these are about useless but I > thought I would see if any one was interested. > > > some ceramic Eproms (12 ea 2732, 6 2716 and other misc) > > A college level class room book on the 68HC11 by Greenfield. copyright > 1992. Like new condition. Hard cover > > > > There will be other stuff as the month goes on. > --

Wisconsin, USA Denny Esterline wrote: {Quote hidden}>Where are you located? > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "VULCAN20" <VULCAN20KILLspamcharter.net> >To: "Microcontroller discussion list - Public." <.....piclistKILLspam.....mit.edu> >Sent: Friday, July 07, 2006 8:07 PM >Subject: [AD] OLD EPROMS AND SIMS > > > > >>I am getting ready to move to a smaller house. I am cleaning out boxes >>of things. >>here is a list some things I am getting rid of if there is no interest >>they are going to the junk. >>About 2 to 3 lbs of computer memory. Simms sipps and chips. 32 and 72 >>pin. These were pulled from working computers for Memory upgrades or >>junking out the computers. I believe these are about useless but I >>thought I would see if any one was interested. >> >> >>some ceramic Eproms (12 ea 2732, 6 2716 and other misc) >> >>A college level class room book on the 68HC11 by Greenfield. copyright >>1992. Like new condition. Hard cover >> >> >> >>There will be other stuff as the month goes on. >>--

>>>About 2 to 3 lbs of computer memory. Simms sipps and chips. 32 and >>>72 >>>pin. These were pulled from working computers for Memory upgrades >>>or >>>junking out the computers. I believe these are about useless ... Good keyring add ons as a fob. Even have a ready made hole :-) Interestingly, surface mounted ICs fall off after a while leaving a bare PCB. RM

On 7/7/06, VULCAN20 <EraseMEVULCAN20spam_OUTTakeThisOuTcharter.net> wrote: > I am getting ready to move to a smaller house. I am cleaning out boxes > of things. > here is a list some things I am getting rid of if there is no interest > they are going to the junk. > About 2 to 3 lbs of computer memory. Simms sipps and chips. 32 and 72 > pin. These were pulled from working computers for Memory upgrades or > junking out the computers. I believe these are about useless but I > thought I would see if any one was interested. > Check on eBay, some of the old SIMMs are worth a little bit. I know the LaserJet II / LaserWriters used 32-pin memories. Regards, Mark markrages@gmail -- You think that it is a secret, but it never has been one. - fortune cookie

Let me know if you figure out which ones work. I tried it with some old RAM I have but the printer wouldn't recognize it. [HP LJ 4] -- Martin Dave King wrote: >I wouldn't mind a couple of sims to try and hack/upgrade my laserjet memory. >Not sure what to do with a few pounds of em. > >Dave > > >

> On 7/7/06, VULCAN20 <VULCAN20spam_OUTcharter.net> wrote: > > I am getting ready to move to a smaller house. I am cleaning out > > boxes of things. here is a list some things I am getting rid of if > > there is no interest they are going to the junk. > > About 2 to 3 lbs of computer memory. Simms sipps and > chips. 32 and 72 > > pin. These were pulled from working computers for Memory > upgrades or > > junking out the computers. I believe these are about useless but I > > thought I would see if any one was interested. > > > > Check on eBay, some of the old SIMMs are worth a little bit. > I know the LaserJet II / LaserWriters used 32-pin memories. > > Regards, > Mark > markrages@gmail The old LJ II & III have a daughter board that plugged in the side, that you filled with individual chips. Later models used modules. Tony

I have a LJ4 as well. The ram you can use is pretty specific. And you have to solder a jumper. There used to be a German web page that had the specifics but I can't find it now (what else). Dave {Quote hidden}> Let me know if you figure out which ones work. I tried it with some old > RAM I have but the printer wouldn't recognize it. > [HP LJ 4] > -- > Martin > > Dave King wrote: > > >I wouldn't mind a couple of sims to try and hack/upgrade my > laserjet memory. > >Not sure what to do with a few pounds of em. > > > >Dave

On 7/8/06, Tony Smith <@spam@ajsmithKILLspamrivernet.com.au> wrote: > > > > > > > Check on eBay, some of the old SIMMs are worth a little bit. > > I know the LaserJet II / LaserWriters used 32-pin memories. > > > > Regards, > > Mark > > markrages@gmail > > > The old LJ II & III have a daughter board that plugged in the side, that > you filled with individual chips. Later models used modules. > > Tony > Now that you mention it, I remember those memory plug in boards in my LJII. It must be the Apple version that I'm remembering. Also, some soundblaster cards used SIMMs for sample memory. Regards, Mark markrages@gmail -- You think that it is a secret, but it never has been one. - fortune cookie

On 7/8/06, Dave King <KILLspamKingDWSKILLspamshaw.ca> wrote: > I have a LJ4 as well. The ram you can use is pretty specific. And you > have to solder a jumper. There used to be a German web page that had > the specifics but I can't find it now (what else). I seem to recall trying to bump up the memory in my LJ 5si and it not recognizing it. It uses 72pin SIMMs though I think. Josh -- A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools. -Douglas Adams

I'd like to have the book. Email me if it is still available and with all the particulars. We'll go from there. Thanks and Regards, Jim {Quote hidden}> I am getting ready to move to a smaller house. I am cleaning out boxes > of things. > here is a list some things I am getting rid of if there is no interest > they are going to the junk. > About 2 to 3 lbs of computer memory. Simms sipps and chips. 32 and 72 > pin. These were pulled from working computers for Memory upgrades or > junking out the computers. I believe these are about useless but I > thought I would see if any one was interested. > > >some ceramic Eproms (12 ea 2732, 6 2716 and other misc) > > A college level class room book on the 68HC11 by Greenfield. copyright > 1992. Like new condition. Hard cover > > > > There will be other stuff as the month goes on. > --

The book is already spoken for. I will contact you if things change. Bob Paul James E. wrote: {Quote hidden}> > I'd like to have the book. Email me if it is still available and with > all the particulars. We'll go from there. > > Thanks and Regards, > > Jim > > > > > >>I am getting ready to move to a smaller house. I am cleaning out boxes >> of things. >>here is a list some things I am getting rid of if there is no interest >> they are going to the junk. >>About 2 to 3 lbs of computer memory. Simms sipps and chips. 32 and 72 >>pin. These were pulled from working computers for Memory upgrades or >>junking out the computers. I believe these are about useless but I >>thought I would see if any one was interested. >> >> >>some ceramic Eproms (12 ea 2732, 6 2716 and other misc) >> >>A college level class room book on the 68HC11 by Greenfield. copyright >>1992. Like new condition. Hard cover >> >> >> >>There will be other stuff as the month goes on. >>--