Heads Up for Seattle area collectors

[George L. Rachor Jr.]

What are the hours for that place... <currently in Portland Oregon>

No I don't need the tape drive... but I've always wanted to stop by that 
place.

George

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George L. Rachor Jr.		george at rachors.com
Hillsboro, Oregon               http://rachors.com
United States of America        Amateur Radio : KD7DCX

On Fri, 2 Sep 2005, Bruce Lane wrote:

> Fellow techies,
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> 	I was at Boeing Surplus today in Kent, and I spotted a nice 9-track drive in one of the 'washing machine' style floor cabinets. It was tagged at $25.00.
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> 	No idea what vintage or density (I was timestressed), but the I/O cable looked like a high-density D-sub-50 (form factor of a D-sub-37, but with 50 contacts spread across three rows).
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> 	I'll bet it'll still be there tomorrow. Bring at least a pickup truck and two strong bodies if you want it.
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> 	Keep the peace(es).
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