[MGK]

IIcx (was working recently now I can't seem to turn it on -- no keyboard or mouse) Pay shipping only.

Macintosh Portrait Display (15 inch diagonal, full-page display (640x870) (this is not a color display) $20 plus shipping

Power Macintosh 6100/66 (CPU powers up, I don't know anything more, because I don't have a compatible monitor) No keyboard/mouse or CD tray. $5 plus shipping.

System 6 User's Guide: pay shipping only ($5)

Microsoft Works 2.0 User's Guide & Lessons book: pay shipping only ($5)

Asante FriendlyNet Adapter (AAUI to RJ-45)
$5 plus $4 shipping.

Shipping for all hardware is via FedEx Ground from 35222. U.S. Mail for everything else. I will refund the difference in shipping on the monitor, IIcx and 6100.

Regretably, I can only ship in the U.S. I can take PayPal (preferred) or
money order. Feel free to e-mail me with any questions.

M.K.

[dav]

i could use the 6100/66. any way you can attach a monitor to confirm it's in good working order. i don't care about the version OS, software, keyboard, mouse, RAM, etc., i just want to make sure it's in good working order when i get it. i had a 6100/60 die on me recently (appears to boot up, but get no signal to the monitor).

[mattstoton]

Your 6100 probably didn't die, the PRAM battery did which, of course, causes the monitor not to work.

The 6100 you're buying probably works. The big thing with these machines is they overheat when the fan gets clogged with dust, so make sure its clean. By the way, what do you intend to use this machine for? Just curious.

[dav]

Originally posted by mattstoton:
<STRONG>Your 6100 probably didn't die, the PRAM battery did which, of course, causes the monitor not to work.

The 6100 you're buying probably works. The big thing with these machines is they overheat when the fan gets clogged with dust, so make sure its clean. By the way, what do you intend to use this machine for? Just curious.</STRONG>

i did swap out the PRAM battery, zapped the PRAM, but nothing.



i use it for audio capture - burning. vinyl to cd, etc. (have a large scsi drive connected with which i've filled with mp3's too (goes out to the receiver).)

[MGK]

Originally posted by dav:
<STRONG>i could use the 6100/66. any way you can attach a monitor to confirm it's in good working order. i don't care about the version OS, software, keyboard, mouse, RAM, etc., i just want to make sure it's in good working order when i get it. i had a 6100/60 die on me recently (appears to boot up, but get no signal to the monitor).</STRONG>

Unfortunately, I don't own a compatible monitor. Hence the $5 price tag. Sorry.

MGK

[dav]

Originally posted by MGK:
<STRONG>

Unfortunately, I don't own a compatible monitor. Hence the $5 price tag. Sorry.

MGK</STRONG>

what do you mean by compatible? any multisync should work. where did you acquire this machine if you've never used it? how long have you had it? do you know any history of this machine?
yeah $5 i shouldn't care, but shipping will probably cost me.

[MGK]

Originally posted by dav:
<STRONG>

what do you mean by compatible? any multisync should work. where did you acquire this machine if you've never used it? how long have you had it? do you know any history of this machine?
yeah $5 i shouldn't care, but shipping will probably cost me.</STRONG>

The only monitor I have is the aforementioned portrait display, and the cables don't match up. I got this machine from a colleague in Minnesota and have every reason to believe it's working properly. My understanding is that it was used in a business environment and was part of a network. I have had it for close to a year and never used it. I have turned on the power, and I hear the chimes and see the lights. While shipping does cost some, I have found FedEx Ground to be pretty reasonable. It weighs approx. 15 lbs....add 5-7 lbs for packing and see what rate you get at FedEx.com.

MGK

[MGK]

The 6100 has been sold.

MGK