[FreeBay] Computer parts, free for the cost of shipping

[Dave Haupt]

One PCI SCSI-1 card, two keyboards, five mice and some spiffy KVM extension cables.  All items can be expected to be dusty or smudged...they've been in use and/or sitting on a shelf gathering dust, or both.

Details and photos:

SCSI-PCI card.  Adaptec AVA-2906.  I think this was mostly used as a scanner interface card.  10 ounces, boxed and ready to ship.
http://home.comcast.net/~haupt8948/computerbits/scsi_pci.jpg

Keyboard #1: HP model SK-2502.  A standard PS/2 keyboard.  This one has LEDs for NumLock, CapsLock, and KeyboardLock.  Cable routing slot on the underside allows cable to exit on either side or center.  2 3/4 pounds, plus weight of box and packaging.
http://home.comcast.net/~haupt8948/computerbits/kbd1_hp_2502.jpg

Keyboard #2: HP model C3757.  A standard PS/2 keyboard, a bit older and toward the yellow side of color, compared to the one above.  No LEDs and the cable exits on the right.  2 1/2 pounds, plus weight of box and packaging.
http://home.comcast.net/~haupt8948/computerbits/kbd2_hp_C3757.jpg

PS/2 style 6 foot KVM extension cables.  These are getting harder to find.  Male/female cables.  Two for the keyboard and mouse, one for a VGA monitor.  Hand-grips on one end of the PS/2 cables have been cut down so they can fit adjacent PS/2 connectors on a typical PC.  12 ounces plus weight of box and packaging.
http://home.comcast.net/~haupt8948/computerbits/kvm_ext_cables.jpg

Mouse #1, a standard ball-type Microsoft mouse with two buttons and PS/2 plug.  5 ounces plus package.
http://home.comcast.net/~haupt8948/computerbits/mouse1_microsoft.jpg

Mouse #2, HP model C1413A, ball-type with two buttons and PS/2 plug.  This one is yellowish in color, matching the old keyboard above.  6 ounces plus packing.
http://home.comcast.net/~haupt8948/computerbits/mouse2_hp_c1413a.jpg

Mouse #3, HP model C3751B, ball-type with two buttons and PS/2 plug.  A bit more modern than Mouse #2, this one's the more modern "putty" color.  5 ounces plus packing.
http://home.comcast.net/~haupt8948/computerbits/mouse3_hp_c3751b.jpg

Mouse #4, by InterAct.  Ball type with two buttons and a scroll wheel.  PS/2 interface.  5 ounces plus packing.
http://home.comcast.net/~haupt8948/computerbits/mouse4_interact.jpg

Mouse #5, by Silicon Harbor.  Optical type with two buttons and a scroll wheel.  PS/2 interface.  The body of this mouse is slightly oversize, good for larger hands.  The interconnecting cable is extremely thin..doesn't feel so rugged, but it also doesn't get in the way much. 4 ounces plus packing.
http://home.comcast.net/~haupt8948/computerbits/mouse5_silicon_harbor.jpg

You can check the USPS website for rates from my zip code 97124.  I do not have either UPS or Fedex office convenient to me.

Let me know what interests you.

73,

Dave W8NF