My spreadsheet format got messed up, if interested send me a private 
message and I'll attach back an XL spreadsheet that one could read. Also 
check the bottom for a Z80 computer.

Carl Denk wrote:
> Still cleaning house of stuff I have no use for. I'll ship free anywhere 
> in the contiguous USA states. I think the most items are usable, but I 
> have no way to test, so all items are "As IS". If you find items of use, 
> would be nice to send postage back.
>
>
> QUANTITY 	MANUFACTURER 	PART # 	PACKAGE 	DESCRIPTION 	REMARKS
>   	  	  	  	  	 
>   	  	  	  	  	 
>   	  	  	  	  	 
> 1 	  	AY5-1013A 	40 DIP 	UART 	 
> 1 	MOTOROLA 	MC14618P 	24 DIP 	REAL TIME CLOCK + RAM 	NEW
> 1 	INTEL ? 	D8284A 	18 DIP 	CLOCK GENERATOR AND DRIVER FOR IAPX 86, 88 
> PROCESSORS 	NEW
> 2 	NEC 	D8259AC 	28 DIP 	PROGRAMMABLE INTERRUPT CONTROLLER 	 
> 1 	  	DAC1285CD 	24 DIP 	DAC 	 
> 2 	AMD 	2732DC 	24 DIP 	32K (4kb x 8) 450ns NMOS EPROM 	 
> 1 	HITACHI 	HM6264LP-12 	28DIP 	64 K SRAM ( 8-kword X 8-bit ) 	 
> 1 	NATIONAL 	MM74C150N 	24 DIP 	MUX 16-TO-1 4BIT 3ST 	 
> 1 	ZILOG 	Z80B 	40 DIP 	8 BIT CPU 	 
> 1 	INTERSIL 	IM6202IPL 	40 DIP 	CMOS UART 	 
> 1 	NEC 	D71054C 	24 DIP 	PROGRAMMABLE TIMER/COUNTER 	 
> 1 	  	  	24 DIP 	ROM 	LABELED "H CHAR", CHARACTER ROM ??
> 10 	  	MM2708Q 	24 DIP 	  	8Kbit (1Kx8) MOS 3-STATE UV-Erasable EPROM
> 17 	MOTOROLA 	MCM6256BP12 	16 DIP 	256K x 1 DYNAMIC RAM 	1 OR 2 Bad chip ??
> 2 	KOREA (TI) 	P21010-08 	18 DIP 	1M X 1 DYNAMIC RAM 50 NS. 	 
> 1 	TI 	TIBPAL20L8-15CNT 	24 DIP 	PROGRAMMABLE ARRAY LOGIC 	LABELED 
> "U93-1D-03"
> 8 	  	MN4164P-12A 	16 DIP 	NMOS 65,536 X 1 BIT DYNAMIC RAM 	 
> 2 	  	  	72 PIN SIMM 	 RAM 	16 CHIPS # NN5144058J-60
> 1 	PNY 	  	30 PIN SIMM,  	1MB X 9 - 70NS RAM 	9 CHIPS
> 24 	DALE 	MSP10A03-561G 	10 SIP 	5 INDIVIDUAL 560 OHM 0.2 WATT RESISTORS 
> IN AN INLINE PACKAGE 	NEW
>
>
>
> Also have a wire wrapped Z-80 board with 4 serial ports, many I/O ports 
> and a real time clock. Chips include : Z80, (3) Z80PIO, Z80SIO, 
> HM6264LP-12, HN482764G-3, MM58167AN, Z80CTC, etc. The last time powered 
> up some years ago, it would do "Hello World" or maybe the real time on 
> the PC terminal. When trying to power it up yesterday, the powered 
> supply smoked at the 120 volt side. I don't have another power supply 
> with the necessary voltages (5, +/-12), but rather confident with a 
> little coaching it will work. It comes with a 3 card rack and 
> motherboard, but no power supply. Included are a few spare chips 
> including (6) 2764 Eproms, and the following books:
> "The Microcomputer Handbook" by William Barden Jr.
> "Z80 Applications" by James W. Coffron
> "Zilog Microprocessor Applications Reference Book"
> "Zilog Z80-Assembly Language"
> "Zilog Components Data Book"
> "Zilog Microprocessor Reference Book" volume 2
>
> For this last item, I would need $20 to cover shipping. Would be good 
> for an experimenter or learner, maybe just for the books and chips, 
> pictures available on request.
>
> If interested in any items, send me a private message. :)
>   
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