8 bit PC/104 cards to spare?

[IBM Portable PC]

I would be interested in making an offer if anyone has any to spare?

SCSI
RS232
FDC
RTC
ETHERNET

ETC

 

[Stone]

What is PC/104?

 

[gslick]

What is PC/104?

If only there were some way to look up things on the internet for more information...

http://www.pc104.org/specifications/PC104_Spec_v2_6.pdf

 

[gslick]

I would be interested in making an offer if anyone has any to spare?

SCSI
RS232
FDC
RTC
ETHERNET

ETC

Just curious, why do you specifically want 8-bit PC/104 cards? Do you have an existing system with only an 8-bit PC/104 interface that you want to or need to continue using instead of replacing it with something else?

I have some Ampro PC/104 boards that I newer got around to doing much with. I forget how much I paid for these.

http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/showthread.php?29309

 

[mbbrutman]

If only there were some way to look up things on the internet for more information...

http://www.pc104.org/specifications/PC104_Spec_v2_6.pdf

I found this valuable information on the internetz!

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=pc104


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Mike

 

[IBM Portable PC]

Just curious, why do you specifically want 8-bit PC/104 cards?
http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/showthread.php?29309

Yes, have a couple of cards already and thought I would try them out.

I posted in the other thread, would you part with one or more card? Would you like to PM me a ballpark figure etc?

Clem

 

[gslick]

I have two three board stacks of boards as pictured in the other thread.

One stack has the CoreModule/486 A60687, MiniModule/FSS A60665 (Floppy/Serial/SCSI), and MiniModule/VGA A60666.

The other stack has the CoreModule/486 A60687, MiniModule/FSI A60676 (Floppy/Serial/IDE), and MiniModule/VGA A60666.

I never found a manual for the CoreModule/486. Here is the manual for the newer but similar CoreModule/486-II
http://web.archive.org/web/19981201051321/http://www.ampro.com/techman/coremodule/5000851.pdf

The original has a 25MHz CX486SLC2 and one serial port versus the 50MHz CX486SLC2-50 and two serial ports. The CoreModule/486 boards I have both have a total of 4MB of RAM.

I think I paid around $40 total last year for both of these three cards stacks, plus spent a couple of $ to build keyboard and VGA cables. They use standard IDE/SCSI/Floppy cables, and standard 10-pin header to DB9 serial cables, and run off single +5V supplies (excluding drives).

These are fairly small and light but I have no idea what it would cost to ship to you.

-Glen