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Computer Suplus upto 80% off -- terminals networking printers workstations etc
by p.txt＠toad.com 06 Jan '01

06 Jan '01

exporter deals systems 25cents/pound printers 12 cents/pound we can supply you equipment by the piece/pallette or container DO NOT press reply to this email-for more info call 514-744-9665 or check our website at http www.merasel.com which has a downloadable catalog and an email option. We will BEAT all ad prices on computer surplus -- give us a try A1 50 Stinson, Ville St. Laurent , 25,000 SQ FT wharehouse COMMERCIAL COMPUTER EQUIMENT SPECIALISTS --- upto 80% off terminals - dat - lasers/ parts - line printers- networking COMPLETE UNITS -- PARTS -- REPAIRS DEC WYSE IBM HP W E----- A C C E P T----------A M E X Specials: ---------- HP laser $39 hp ruggedwriter 480cps (list $2000) $139 OKI MICROLINE $49 2 meg matrox pci $6 scsi card $9 3com 3c509 $9 WYSE ibm DEC qume HP terminals from $75 (over 5000 in stock) color tektronix $290 ($3000 REG) QMS color $290 8mm dat $59 fujitsu dl2300 $39 dl3400 $69 dl5600 $149 dl1100 $29 4mm dat $49 epson lq570 $69 (reg $249) epson lq1170 $79 (reg. $299) epson dfx 5000 $349 APC UPS $40 STAR reciept printer $59 DEC HP GENICOM IBM FUJITSU EXABYTE PRINTRONICS LEXMARK WYSE OKI REPAIRS -----> laser, monitor, printer repairs. Fusers $39 LASERS ---> OVER 1000 LASERS IN STOCK - SPARE PARTS/FUSERS/TRAYS HP Jetdirects from $39 ($200 list) lexmark marknet HP datasouth DEC oki LEXMARK ibm GENICOM qms etc PRINTERS---> fujitsu ibm dec hp epson genicom lexmark OKI 182 $49 TERMINALS--> 5000 terminals in stock HP DEC IBM WYSE LINK NCD etc NETWORKING-> DEC IBM HP CISCO Cabletron (120 port hub $200) 8 port hub $19 3com 3c509 $9 ethernet tokenring fibreoptic routers wireless satelite etc TAPE ------> dat dlt 6250 HP SEAGATE ARCHIVE IBM QUANTUM DLT $249 Workstation> IBM HP SUN DEC ibm rs6000 model 220 $149 etc List is partial if you don't see it ask for it we have it or can get it WE PROCESS 350 PALLETTES (SKIDS) OF COMPUTER EQUIPMENT PER MONTH COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT--UP TO 80% off -OVER 5000 TERMINALS in STOCK NEW ARRIVALS: mylex cacheing raid level 5 pci card 72 pin ram 3 channel $225 2 meg matrox pci $12 500 3com 3c509 cisco 2502 20 units cisco ws-x3001 $500 u.s. (new in box) cisco igs cisco lgs intel es500mfx $380 new in box 2 port 100base-fx module f/500 series switch here is the baynetworks/nortel products. Model 5110 Supervisory Module Model 5001 950W AC Power Supply Model 5399 model 5378-f Part# AD1004004 Model 5308PS 24-Port 10BASE-T Part# CX1004019 48 Bay DSP Modem Upgrade Kit North America (T1). We have 14 skids of current model cabletron networking equipment. List price of about $10,000,000 75% off of list All is the MMAC line there is ethernet , tokenring fibreoptic , rj45 and isdn. some part numbers are: irm, irm3 (over 500 units ),fdmmim, esxmim, emme, tprmim-22 emm-e6, fdcmim-08, efdmim, sehi 34 24 port ten base t with lanview rs232 console(125 units) tpmim-22 (over 500 units), tpmim 34 (over 500 units) fot-f2 fibre optic tranceiver, tp-4 rj45 transceiver(over 500) tpt fj45 tranceiver (over 500 units) ms-283 bar code gun (200 units) fits termial or pc. cisco igs, ags lgs , 3640 , 2502, 2503 annex cm1009e47 at&t comsphere 3000 bay networks cm1001070 mlb 360-084-901 option 1 360-072-936 rev a5 36 port remote annex 4000 bay networks cv1001018 adv. remote node 100 base fx arn bay networks cv0011013 token ring expansion bay networks 450-1sr mda media dependent adapter module 100 base sx bay networks ae1001005 p/n 111375 baynetworks an flash card corporate suite p/n112639 rev a bay networks ae1001010 p/n 113359 bay networks db1501e16 (MARLIN) ISDN ROUTER two channel bay networks model 800 memotec da3214 memotec netaccess 900 motorola mp router 6520 voice, data , fax synoptics 3395a, 3308ba, 3313sa teleglobe dm1000, dm2200, MP 9000 uds ddsmr64, ddsmrs,3266 xylogics clam na/d xylogics 4002-pn1 (REMOTE ANNEX 4000) tec b-602-gs20-us label printer HP items - all prices U.S. laser trays over 2000 in stock --- fusers hp ii,iiisi,4si,4,ETC hp differential drive towers 4 x 4.3 gig barracuda 4 x 2.2 gig fujitsu 4 x 1.2 gig $249 HP D4943A NETRAID PCI RAID LEVEL 5 ADAPTER NEW IN THE BOX hp 9000 e35 hp9000 f20 hp 9000 800/140 857s (upgrade a2464a) a1703-60022 28696-60001 28640-60001 gpib 802.3 scsi (se) parallel c1504b 4mm dat drive c2474s 2 units 1150-1865 advancestack 27288a router 430, ROUTER 230, ROUTER 440 hp28673a bridge hp4995a lanprobe II hp2564b printer hp 2563c hp 2563a jetdirect j2550 j2552 j2371 j2555 jetdirect ex etc router 430, 440 all jetdirect cards $100 except j2555 $60 27286a router tr (cisco 4000 equivalent) 27289a router fr 28682A FIBRE OPTIC HUB 28674A BRIDGE 28688B HUB C2261A STORAGE ENC 27270A ROUTER CARDS : ENET 27271 SYNC 27270 SYSI/O hp 9000 series 700 128 meg a1421x a2278b eisa card #1 (looks like a digiboard ) bit 3 computer corporation model 487-1-201 eisa card #2 fddi fibre optic transciever crescendo communications model es-9211-xf eisa card #3 daughter board of above card hp ux 4 cd set release 9.0 part #b2826-13681 $call have 2 in stock 20 inch trinitron for the above (manufactured sept 1994) $400 hp 28682a fibreoptic hub plus for hp dat drives and auotoloaders check our dat section iiisi jetdirect for banyan rj45 and coax rj45 jetdirect for hp III coax jetdirect for hp III jetdircet combo for iiisi/ivsi !!!!!!! HP RUGGEDWRITER $190 hp apollo 400 16 meg 425 hard drive $400 hp 20inch and 17 inch trinitrons 500 NEW hp II and III trays 60 NEW boxed HP IV multitrays 200 NEW HP 3si/4si trays hp under sheet feeder for hp IIP/IIIp Terminals HP 700/92,700/22, 700/94,700/96es HP 98578 DOT MATRIX HP 2631G DOT MATRIX HP2563A HP 7958 INKJET HP PAINTJET Xl PLOTTER HP 7550A plotter , 7475a, draftmaster, draftmaster ii PLOTTER PENS FOR HP (VACUUM SEALED SETS ) $5 SYSTEM HP 7936 SYSTEM HP MICRO X3 3000 TAPE DRIVE HP 9144 TERMINAL HP 35731A TERMINAL HPD1181E HP LASERJET I $40 HP LASERJET II $80 HP LASERJET IID $130 HP LASERJET IIID $195 HP LASERJET IIISI 17PPM $370 HP ivSI 17PPM 600DPI HP LASERJET 2000 40 PPM 11x17 98546a draftmaster sx plotter draftmaster I plotter 7595 draftmaster II plotter 7576a 2345a dtc 2463a laserjet 2000 hp 4955a logic analyser DAT and tape drives Prices in U.S. $ I WILL BEAT ALL AD PRICES ON DAT DRIVES !!!! The following list is incomplete for items not listed please call 514-744-9665 scsi ribbon cable $1 scsi centronics to db25 $5 scsi mini to mini $10 scsi centronics to centronics $5 SUPER SPECIAL EXABYTE EXB8200 8MM DAT $59 $u.s. adaptek 1522 scsi controller $10 adaptek 1542 scsi controller $15 future domain scsi controller $10 exabyte exb210 autochanger 600 gig !!!!!!! $1900 u.s. dlt 20 gig $350 dlt 30 gig $450 dlt loader 280 gig $4000 hp 35470 4 gig 4mm dat $99 150 meg archive, wangtek (5150) $25 case $5 extra archive 150e, archive 2525s ,archive 4320nt,archive 4324np,archive 4350xt conner ctd8000e-s hp c1553 dd3 4mm autoloader $299 96 gig emerald vas026 9000 exabyte ex4200c exabyte exb8500 8mm $129, exabyte exb8205 8mm $149 exabyte exb8205xle 8mm $169 exabyte exb8505xls 8mm 14 gig $399 exabyte exb10-chs 8mm 10 tape autochanger , exabyte exb10-chse hp 1300s $99 hp model 35470 $99 2 gig 4 mm hp model c1504 $299 legacy 500s $50, legacy 525s $50, legacy 2000s $99 2 gig legacy 2200d 4mm 2 gig $59, legacy 4000d 4mm 4 gig $99, legacy 8000d 4mm 8 gig $199 sony sdt 500 seagate ctl 96gs 96 gig 4 tape autochanger trimm da5 tecmar datavault 4000 wangdat 3200, wangtek 6130 hs $99 external enclosure $8 qualstar 6250 9 track $480 dec tu81 $400 6250 tapes New $5 Used $1 8mm 5 gig tapes used $3 3480 tapes new $3 used $1 6525 tapes new $3 used $1 tk50 tapes new $3 call 514-744-9665 we accept amex call 514-744-9665 514-744-9665 dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec vax vax dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec vax vax Digital Equipment - All prices in U.S. $ New arrivals: vax 4105a rz27 disk 128 meg cd rom vaxstation 4000 60 (35 units) 16 meg rz23 rz26 vrt19-ha (20 inch trinitron color) vaxstation 4000 90 16 meg rz23 rz26 vrt19-ha (20 inch trinitron color) vax 3100 90 vax 3100 80 tf86 tape drives (dlt) tf85 tape drives (dlt) 280 gig dlt loader dsrvg-ma decserver 90l+ dehub-ax 1 detmm-m decrepeater 900 tm 1 dmhub-mb decnis 600 dex2r-z routeabout access ew dex2r-m routeabout access ew dez8r-p routeabout central ew Networking: dsrvh-n decserver 90m h7082-88 decserver 700 $475 8 port dsrvw-aa decserver 550 dsrvs-c2b03 with multiple cxy08 card pmad-a p/n 54-19874-01 pmaz p/n 54-19876-01 rf-delni -aa (fibre optic output) decrepeater 90T detmr-m $150 ea decrepeater 90T+ detmr-n $150 ea decserver 90l+ dsrvg-ma $225 decbridge 90+ dewgb-m dehub 90 ax 1 dehua-nb DESPR-AA,PC100-B,DECROUTER 250,LANBRIDGE 150,LANBRIDGE 100 DEC200 NICS, pm37b-by, delni-ba, ab74100b7c, dsrva-aa,dempr-aa h7317,pm20b-ag, dsrvb-aa,lanbridge debet-ac 70-19062-01, 70-31353-01, devp03, dvrvb-b, demsa-aa decserver 300 vxt2000 ba350 scsi enclosure dsrvb-a lxy12 decserver 100,decserver 200dl, decserver 200md, decserver 300 dsrvf-ba dsrvf-b,rf-vx20a-m9, di-31cp1-a cpu ka41,lanbridge 150 P/N DEC 7876-AA dehub ax power supply DSRVB-B,DSRVB-A, DEC REPEATER 350 ,P/N DERFVS240A 20 DESPR-AA THINWIRE REPEATER DECMUX 300 P/N DM308-a,MUX SERVER 310 P/N DSRZC-B MUXSERVER 300 P/N DSR2C-A TERMINALS: VT220,VT320,VT330,vt330+,vt340,vt340+,vt420 $99, vt510, vt520 VRM17-AA VRT19-DA VRT19-HA VR241-A VR299 VR290-DA have 200 spare lk450 PRINTERS: LA50 $50,LA70,la75$70,la75s-a2$110,la100$70,la210$99,la324 $300, la424 $550,lno3$50,lno3+$75,DECWRITER III $170, RFLAIDR $200, lp27 $300, lp37,LQP45,lgo1,lg02,lg31 DRIVES : rd53,rd54,tz30,tk50,tk70,tu81,tu81+,tz85,tz86,ra60,ra90 ese20-ba - 120mb ram memory drives 4 ra650-xa - 5 1.2 gig sdi drives 1 250 meg ra70 ra600 2 1.2 gig ra70 h7142 power supplies 6 micro technolory inc. stingray has 4 rackmount stingray hard drive controllers 1 2.1 gig seagate barracuda 10 hard drive enclosures hsc50 2 sdi disk drive controllers SYSTEMS: vaxstation 4000 60 vx46k-ad cpu ka46 rz 25e video card 5020364-01 d3 5420366 ram 2 pieces of 5419103 5019079-01 vaxstation 4000 60 vx46k-ad cpu ka46 tzk10-aa tape drive 2 hard drives rz 25e video card 5020364-01 d3 5420365 ram 2 pieces of 5419145 5019144-01 microvax 3100 80 tz30 board 54-20652-01 rz26e hard drive microvax 3100 40 tz30 54-20654-01 h02 rz 26e hard drive on onboard ram no modules microvax 3100 30 tz30 board 54-20654-01 on onboard ram no modules microvax 3100 dj31esa-a-a01 tz30 54-18858-01 50-18905-01 54-18905-01 501982901 rz24-e microvax 4000 600 tk70 128 meg ram ( 2 units l4002aa ms690-ca) kfqsa kzqsa no hard drive microvax 4000 6600r-b2 m9047 h7868-a desqa-sk ms650-bf tk70 sf tk70 dec 3000 400 pe401-cb rz26 cpu kn15-ba cd rom vid 50-21142-01 ram 8 pieces of 5421139cl vaxstation 8 meg ram modules mso2 p/n 54-16812-01 120 vax 4000-100a vt1300 50 decsystem 5500 2200h-b9 series ba400 ms220-ba m7639 kn220 m7637 kn220 m7638 2 rf72, tlz04 (dat) , vax 4000 300,vax 4000 200,microvax 3800,microvax 3400 microvax 3100 VAXSTATION 4000/VLC 24 MEG 20 INCH TRINITRON RZ23L HARD DRIVE $ VAXSTATION 3100 M38 2 SCSI HARD DRIVES 20 INCH TRINITRON......$ VAXSTATION 2000 decstation 2100 pm10a-ba DS5000-200 ,ds500--125,ds5000-240,MICROVAX II MISC ---- TK50 MEDIA(new)$5 used $3 DEC 16 BIT ETHERNET $5 DEC 8 BIT PDA508 $3 DEC DESTA dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec dec vax vax We will beat any ad price on ibm equipment prices u.s $ SYSTEMS: powerstation 220 type 7011 2.5 gig seagate barracuda 32 meg powerstation 220 type 7011 50 units in stock 500 meg 32 meg powerstation 340 type 7012 2 scsi drives p/n 55f9915 scsi bus extension fru 00g2721 token ring 74f8653 16 pieces of 4 meg 72 pin (on 2 cards 8 pieces each) color card fru 71f1223 processor card fru 00g3149 cpu 37 powerstation 370 type 7012 2 scsi drives p/n 75g3628 scsi bus extension fru 00g2721 token ring 74f8653 64 meg processor card fru 51g9441 powerstation 410 2 gig scsi drive scsi bus extension fru 00g2721 token ring 74f8653 64 meg color video fru 88g2749 609 token ring fru 7280422 powerstation 320 XSTATION 150 15 UNITS XSTATION 120 100 UNITS 3com 3c319 rj45 and db9 isa 16 130 units ibm auto 16/4 fru 9873456 rj45 approximately 200 units isa 16 olicom 00055797-12671-73c-opin fcc id an055h6800 rj45 and db9 isa 16 dca 014253 rev a 500 units rj45 and db9 mca and isa smc 8115t c d2 4996 400 units rj45 and db9 isa 16 madge smart at ringnode 152-034-04 152-028-14 100 units intel rj45 and db9 isa 16 200 units card swiper 4717 3 ibm 16/4 short card ibm 5250 8 bit hp jetdirect j2555-60003 hp jetdirect j2373-60001 db9 hp jetdirect ex j2383 db9 rj45 external unit with power supply proteon 1392+ 16 bit isa tokenring ibm powerstation 320h 32 meg 16 ports for terminals ibm sierra xterminal model 120 8 megs ram p/n 950-000024-000 terminal ibm 3151, 3192,3196,3197,3471,3472 terminal ibm 3472 color (same tube /flyback) as 3477 terminal ibm 3477, 5085-1, 5272,3178c, terminal ibm p/n 83x7944 color controller ibm 3174-1r,3174-1l,3174-11r,3174-51r,3174-61r,3174-91r mau ibm 3299 2 8 port coax ibm 5242,4224 $200,4230,4234,4324,3812 2,3287, 5210 go2 ibm 8228 10 port token ring p/n 6091014 50 ibm irma2 ibm auto 16/4, ibm lanstreamer pci tokenring lexmark 4109, 4029, 4039 proteon 7202,33g4389,6091014,4459,4869-009,4869,3174-g2454,3274-41d 5362,3268 2,4869-002,4869,3299-2,7010,3044-d02,9404 as400 23-p2899,3820,2380,2381,33g4389 madge token ring cards mca network cards 16/4 mca adaptek scsi cards also future domain $20 assorted other microchannel cards token ring cables proteon cnx 500 and cnx 600 routers dual ethernet token ring model inkjet ------ kodak diconix inkjet portable - runs on batteries or adapter$19 hp thinkjet.................................................$19 hp deskjet..................................................$29 hp paintjetcolor continous feed ............................$39 hp paintjet xl - takes wide paper..........................$79 kodak 300w - takes wide paper-- epson sq2500 takes wide paper SUPER HIGH SPEED HUGE CARTRIDGE dot matrix ---------- epson lq570 lq 570, fxl070 fx 1070 epson lq2500 color - computerized 7 layer form (reg$1099)......$129 toshiba p341,p351...................................$call mannesmann tally mt330, mt390 ,mt86, mt660, mt661, t6045 nec p9 color dot matrix commercial................ printronics mvp, p300, p600, 9012 (1200 lines per minute - WOW) genicom 1010, 1020 , 3210 3820 3840 genicom line printers 4410xt, genicom 4410, genicom4490..$call okidata 82,ml182,ml320,ml321,ml380,ml395,ml393+,ml591,ml2410 hp ruggedwriter high speed commercial dot matrix accepts input from tray or tractor (reg $1500)...$199 fujitsu dl2400, 5600 and many genicom, datasouth,mannes tally, tektronix phaser iipx, phaser cp, pahser 220, phaser iii, 4694 qms colorscript 100 model 10 serial parallel scsi qms colorscript 230 11x17, magicolorcx color toner csl 1000-1 qms ps 2210 black and white 11x17 serial parralel scsi 50 tektronix toners reordr no. 016-0898-00 qmd colorscript 100 color toners 4 color $20 u.s part number 1730451-013 $20 u.s.2 we will beat any ad price mac note the prices in u.s. $ --- mac laserwriter iint $59 mac laserwriter $29 nec postscript laser , 4 meg ram $49 hp paintjet 300 wide carriage color postscr inkjet $59 mac mono monitor $ 9 color 13 inch $19 20 inch trinitron monitor for mac $199 20 mono monitor for mac radius tpd/19 $49 radius pivot $55 scsi syquest 88 meg $25, scsi cd $10, scsi enclosure $8, scsi ribbon cables $1, external cabels $5, terminator $5 old mac machines iicx etc $40 mac se $15 3com 3c509, 3c905 3480 TAPES NEW TENEX BRAND $3 QUALSTAR 6250 TAPE DRIVE (SCSI) $350 chipcom 5006c - 5000m-ctl 5104m-f1b lan/wan optimizer series 5000 model 5010l p/n acx067g110001l-r gandalf premier lanline 5220 p/n 7707z1 gandalf mux 2000 16 port 10 gandalf mmux 2000 8 port 10 gandalf swith mux 5 proteon cnx 500 router 3 , cnx 600 router 1 unit newbridge 1032 mainstreet p/n 90-0533-01 channel banks 32 port newbridge 1082 8 port gandalf starmaster lots of gandalf ldm and lds series modems lds120a, lds120e,ldm309a, ldm409a ibm 3174-11r, 3174-51r ibm 3174-61 ribm 3174-91r intel satisfaction modems, satisfaction 200, 400, 400e , pcfm6401v, pccb6201a bicc datanetworks thin ethernet repeater model # 1121-0 20 comterm c6274-201 dg 1348 as tape drive with wheels dg mv4000 dc digiboard 8 port isa bus $150 digiboard digichannel c/com-16 digital rflaidr looks like genicom c1 disk mini digital rl02 docking station compaq 2684 docking station nec op-560-4701 docking station texas instruments 2581447-0041 c2 docking station toshiba deskstation ii 10 u dot matrix color nec p9xl dot matrix oki 321 d2 dot matrixa centronics 359 p351 p353 dot matrixa dg 6494 dot matrixa dg 6594 c1 dotmatrixa dataproducts tcg 202 10u a2 dotmatrixa datasouth ds220, ds180 dotmatrixa dg 6594 c1 laser postscript, qms ps820 turbo , ps825 turbo modem gandalf lds 100, lds120a,lds120e, lds300, lds 309a, lds289 modem gandalf lds 125, mlds, ld140,pacx2000, lds300, lds 389 modem motorola cdm264 modem lattisnet 2510, 102, 3000 telex 87 wang 75lis12en harris l191-s1 dest pcsan200 texas instrument silent 700 allied telesis centrecom 3008 sytek 20/100 npi 521 general datacom de-1 codex 2600 puredata pdc520a, pdc608a, pdc620a comterm c6274-201 telex 076 controller questronics cpa17 ast&t 6386 wgs intergraph 340 datability vcp1000 css 486te-33 consultronics fdm-3 microtel bb5007-ca8575 control data corporation cyber 910 memorex telex 1374-51r aries iii image analysis system dipix telebit t2500 baytech printer controller develcon 7330 byteway 2000 cimterm c6274-201 seikosha sbp-10ai allied telesis 5000, 3025, 3024, 3008, 3008sl data general mv 12000 memorex telex 2062 analogic 68 codex 6006 telenet tp3/11-3025 datawatch dwx86 canstar ncu 200-00-020 datasouth performax a600 dataproducts bp 2000, bp 1500, dp 1000 gandalf access server pcm2022 npm2021 lds2123e <----4 asm2081 gcm2091 <----3 sgm2094 motorola uds model 201b rm16m m adic 530/h allied telesis centre com 470 local data interlynx 3287 fifth generation systems lc-01 penril 2332-01 ostrocom e299 squeezplexor gandalf minimau synoptics lattisnet 102 powersupply 408 fault status ncr 3000 canstar fibre optic hub otc 2160 cisco igs-r multiprotocal router qms csc-100 castelle lanpress 95054 honeywell hds2 3com 3c1351 3com linkbuilder ecs10 type 1200-1 with 12 port utp cards and management card motorola 6005 ods 296 telenet tp3/11-3025 delta data 8700t memorex telex 2062 at&t 1600 ncr 3400 alpha industries um3000 system industries csr176700, csr176300, csr176200 fibrecom 9600r chipcom 9314s-st fibre optic hub sytek 2550 comterm dc8101-101 local data ld 3278 telebit t2sa gandalf 3790z1 net 3com multiconnect repeater 10u p/n 3c588 net allied telisys centercom 810 (switch?) net david systems 6102-01 40 port rck net gandalf lds120, lds140, lds260, lds309, ldm309, ldm409, 9106, 2200226 net gandalf mux 2000 mmux2000 net gandalf 6808a rev d1 net gandalf 500540101 rev 1b datability 500540101 rev 1b net gandalf p/n 427421 mux? net gandalf pacx 2000 net gandalf sm9600-d net gandalf sm9600-oyr net gandalf starmaster, access server xl net gandalf swithmux 2000 net memotec mpac mp8002 60 port x25 switch multiprotocol net memotec mpac sp8300 net memotek sp8000 18 port net micom m2002 net newbridge mainstreet 1082 in box net paradyne p9600 network memotek sp800 18 port plotter calcomp plotmaster plotter hp 7550a protec bytelink plus 24 port peripheral sharing device 1 meg p/n 24p/1m 50 puredata 12 port hub + 12 network cards $195 qms 4 color toner rolls 2 per box $80 per box p/n 1730451-013 ricoh 150 opc 20 $30 sony gdm-1962b $190 20 inch 1024x768 sony gdm-20d10 (sun) $250 tectronics hc02 video copy processor (mitsubishi p71u) terminal memorex telex 1471 , 1472, 2391g terminal tecktronics 4205 14' terminal volker craig 6220 terminal wyse 30,50,60 75, 85,99gt,160, 185,285,325,350 terminal linc mc3, mc5 terminal televideo 905, 955, 965 terminal qume ,qvt31, qvt51, qvt-101, qvt101+ toner color tektronic 016-0898-0050 40u adacom cp150+ shiva lanrover/8t newbridge p/n 1032-8706-0259 32 port channel bank 2u timeplex microplex x25 pad 24 port newbridge 1032 mainstreet p/n 90-0533-31a citoh ci4000, ci15000, c310 m3358a ,ibm 2381, 2391, 5202, 2178, 3192, 5202, facit b3100, 4509, 1513 epson lq570, lq1170, fx1170, fax 1050, lq2550, lq2500, sq2500, sq2550, etc panasonic kxp1592, kxp1624,, raven pr248, pr9101 alps 324 printer for dec systems 50 rf delni with fibre optic interface 50 fibre optic tranciever (digital brand) 43 gandalf 500540101 datability 500540101 gandalf 6808a revd intel netport 306515-004 token ring db9, 306514-003 ethernet rj45 ,306482-004 ethernet aui xircom pocket ethernet adapter II pe3-10bt seiko smart label printer plus slp1000p slp1100 general datacom diz ai general datacom dei human design systems hds2000 memotec isu5600 v.35 dte synoptics lattisnet model 2500 telebit netblazer st emerald rap150-9000 tape drive hp28681a 10:10 bridge lp hemulex jetdirect netjet ethernet pwb-er2010276-01 hp jetdirect j2550,j2552,j2555,j2382 pacifac data jetcard/mio 8 serial 1 parallel banyan jetdirect 6034100 20322e rj45 coax asp serverjet asp sj400 4 rj45 or 8 rj45 datability vcp200 datability vcp1000 valtek pst250f 250 meg external tape parralel/serial mita ldc550 3com h46891 ethernet card 16 bit 3com etherlink ii 16tp 3com elii/16 tp, el2tp 8 bit, etherlink 3c509c parralel tasking adaptek mp401 autoswitch hpiiisi i/o card 28644-60002 pacifac postscript for laserjet ii,iii pd-016907 ibm mca microchannel video xga-2 fru 8tf4774aha1640 aha-1640 adaptek isa 16 bit aha1542 puredate arcnet pdc508a ascend mb4bri option nx56isdn 4 x 128k ----8x64k memotek da3224 intel etherexpress 16tp 16 bit ethernet card pioneer drm-604x 6 cd changer scsi telenet to8010-16 seikosha sbp-10a1 xyplex maxserver 6020 qume qvt 31,101,101+, 102, 203+ datawatch vm14 volker craig vc8325, vc6220 AT&T 705 MT mai basic four 4313 memotec mc504 canon

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NSA LookingGlass Facility (media)
by Wilfred L. Guerin 06 Jan '01

06 Jan '01

jan 05 2001 News article referencing NSA lookingglass facility, etc... Of both general, technical, "esch--" and location oriented interest. http://www.sunspot.net/content/cover/story?section=cover&pagename=story&stor yid=1150520223288 -Wilfred Wilfred(a)Cryogen.com

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SB3100 internal menu?
by Jose Lopez Jr. 06 Jan '01

06 Jan '01

Did you ever find out the program to acces the cable modem? If so, can you email me the answer.

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FWD from Wilfred@Cryogen.com: NSA abandons wondrous stuff
by mailbot＠sunspot.net 06 Jan '01

06 Jan '01

Do not reply directly to this email; it is being sent out from an automated program on SunSpot and will bounce. Wilfred forwarded this story to you from www.sunspot.net, Maryland's Online Community. To view this story on the web go to http://www.sunspot.net/content/cover/story?section=cover&pagename=story&sto… It was sent with the following comments: "-- I'd love to have this place as a playpen :) -Wilfred Wilfred(a)Cryogen.com" ------------------------------------------------------ Headline: NSA abandons wondrous stuff Subhead: <box>Surprises: Astronomers who took over an abandoned spy base find remarkable, expensive and often incomprehensible stuff at every turn. By Laura Sullivan SUN NATIONAL STAFF TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY, N.C. - Along the long, twisting road through the Pisgah National Forest, the first sign that something is out of the ordinary is a line of giant transformers. Then, around the bend, a barbed-wire fence, guard shack and surveillance cameras protect what looks like nothing more than another hill of trees and dense shrubbery. It is anything but. This is the entrance to one of the National Security Agency's former spy stations, a place shrouded in secrets and denials, the source of local lore that seems right out of "X-Files." What is inside that giant geodesic dome that looks like a golf ball? Where do the tunnels snaking beneath the 202-acre site lead? Why are the rugs welded to the floors of the windowless buildings? Few people have been beyond these gates, deep inside the Appalachian Mountains, 50 miles southwest of Asheville. The NSA abandoned the site to the U.S. Forest Service five years ago, leaving behind a deserted minicity in the middle of nowhere. Now, some of the secrets are being revealed. Last year, with the base boarded up and close to demolition, the property was transferred to a group of astronomers in exchange for a piece of land in western North Carolina. Over the past year, they have begun piecing together the site's past. "There are things on this site you will never see anywhere else," said site manager Jim Powers. "I've never had someone come here that wasn't blown away." The astronomers, who formed the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute, were attracted by two 85-foot satellites dishes on the site - some of the largest in the country - which could be repositioned to catch deep-space radio signals and allow them to study the life and death of stars. When the group arrived in January 1999, they expected a basic, albeit large, government facility, but as the weeks passed they realized little about the site was what it appeared. As they began to install their computers, they found hundreds of miles of top-of-the-line cabling running under every floor. They discovered that the self-contained water and sewer treatment plant could handle tens of thousands of gallons of water at a time and the generator could produce 235 kilowatts of energy - powerful enough to light up a small city. In a basement room of one of the larger buildings, they found the entrance to a 1,200-foot tunnel system that connects two of the site's main buildings. Every inch of floor in more than four buildings was covered with two-by-two-foot squares of bleak brown carpet. When the astronomers tried to replace it, they discovered it was welded with tiny metal fibers to the floor. The result, they eventually realized, is that the rugs prevent the buildings from conducting static electricity. Even the regular lighting looks different, covered by sleek metal grids that prevent the light bulbs from giving off static interference. The few windows are bulletproof. But what fascinated the astronomers was the still-operable security system that, among other things, sounds an alarm in the main building any time the front perimeter is crossed. The group can watch on monitors as cars approach from miles away. Inside the site, the agency had taken further measures. One area is in a small, sunken river ravine surrounded by barbed wire and an additional guard post. Steps, with reflective metal paneling to shield the identity of those walking beneath, lead down a small hill and wind their way to two small buildings with conference rooms inside - both of which once emanated "white noise" to prevent electronic eavesdropping. What Powers and several others in the group find remarkable, though, is not just the expansive network of buildings and security, but the extraordinary cost of all they items they have found - items the agency discarded. He said the extensive fiber optic cabling that runs for miles under the floors and through the tunnel system is the most expensive on the market. When a state regulator came out to issue a permit for a massive underground storage tank with a double lining, the astronomers said he told them he wished he had a camera. He wanted to take a picture to show his co-workers because he had never seen a system so sophisticated. And the agency didn't just install one water tank; it installed two. In a basement room, beneath a system that pressurizes wells, is another system just like it. "You see this kind of thing everywhere here," Powers said. "They never have just one of something." Even most of the heavy bolt locks - which every door has - are covered by black boxes locked with padlocks. Despite the site's stark appearance, there are some human - and humorous - vestiges. A bright happy face is painted on the smallest of the four satellite dishes on the site, something one former employee said was done so that they could "smile back at the Russians." Inside the tunnels, too, are chalk drawings of animals and warriors resembling those found in caves thousands of years ago. Aside from the rustling of deer and the wild turkeys that run rampant across the hundreds of vacant parking spaces, everything about the place is now eerily quiet. Paperwork in the guard shack is held in place by a stapler though no one has been inside the small building in years. Security cameras still work and alarms all still sound, though no one is listening. When the agency withdrew in 1995, some of the 300 workers, especially those who grew up locally and got hired on as groundskeepers and mechanics, returned to the nearby towns, though many say they are still forbidden to talk about their work. Most of the others - the security officers, military personnel and cryptologists - left the area for their next Department of Defense post. The site dates back to the early 1960s, when a scaled-down version was carved out to support the space program. It was operated at first by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and scientists used the early satellite dishes to track the flights into outer space and kept the door open for school groups and visitors who wanted to learn more about space missions. But suddenly in 1981, the NSA took over from NASA. Local hikers and hunters who stumbled onto some of the agency's acreage would be suddenly surrounded by armed guards who appeared as if from nowhere to escort them out of the woods. Vans with darkened windows shuttled past the local coffee shops, fueling rumors. The agency's presence was hard on the local employees as well. Don Powell began working on the site in 1967 as a car mechanic and spent the next three decades learning the mechanics of every inch of the satellite dishes for the Defense Department. He also learned to avoid questions about his work and to lie to his neighbors. For 15 years people would approach him and the few other local workers, asking what was out there, what they did and, of course, what is that golf ball? "The kids would always ask, what's in [that] giant dome?" He would tell them it was "filled with chocolate pudding," he said. "I couldn't even tell my wife. I couldn't tell anyone." The 1995 closure appears to have caught the agency by surprise. It had recently cleared several more areas and laid the foundations for additional smaller satellite dishes that were never built. One newly built satellite dish, which one insider says was never turned on, was dismantled and shipped to England. The Forest Service tried unsuccessfully to engineer a land trade for three years, hampered by a site that posed many problems for the few interested parties - from the remote location to the expense of removing satellite dishes embedded 80 feet into the ground. The agency was about to return with a bulldozer when the astronomers group, headed by benefactor J. Donald Cline, a scientist and former computer executive, offered to buy and trade 375 acres along the French Broad River in North Carolina for the spy station. What made the site, shielded from interference in a natural bowl-shaped terrain, so perfect for the NSA made the site perfect for the astronomers as well. They plan to use the satellite dishes to read the characteristics of elements given off by dying stars. "This area is free of light pollution," Powers said, as he stood in the middle of a vast, empty parking lot. "It's also clean in terms of electromagnetic interference like cell phone towers or things that create electromagnetic noise. "And we can be sure there won't be any in the future because the Forest Service owns everything around here. ... It's easy to see why they liked this place." Recently, in one of a dozen large empty rooms in one of four mostly empty office buildings where the group decided to set up shop, four scientists stood around a portable panel of monitors and computers, watching the results of a test appear on a screen. "It's stardust," said the site's technical director, astronomer Charles Osborne. "This stuff is just floating around out there. It's the building blocks of life." In order to use the satellite dishes, they had to spend months trying to slow them down. Both of the 85-foot dishes swing on two axes, an extravagance the astronomers suspect allowed the agency to swing the face around swiftly to catch up with satellites orbiting Earth. The astronomers need the dishes to move no faster than the speed of Earth itself. But there is much on the site that the astronomers don't know what to do with, such as the paper-shredding building up on one hill, the large helicopter pad on top of another, and down in a valley of well-manicured grass, that giant golf ball, similar to those seen at NSA headquarters at Fort Meade. Close up from the outside, the ball is a circle of triangles, no two identical, that feel like Gore-Tex to the touch. When one triangle at the bottom is pushed, several triangles around it gyrate, letting off a low grumbling sound of bending metal echoing throughout the ball. Inside, past a small door less than 4 feet tall, the ball glows white, lighted by the sunlight outside reflecting and bouncing inside from one triangle to another. In its center is a 40-foot satellite dish, cleaner and smoother than any of the others. It looks new, though it has been there for years. There are unusual numbered patterns on the dish's white panels, laid out like a cheat sheet to a jigsaw puzzle. The astronomers believe that the triangles vary in size as a clever way to minimize the effect of interference that comes from patterns. Enclosing the dish under such a surface, they speculate, would protect it from the weather, and prevent anyone else from seeing it or reading the direction it is pointed. For the astronomers, though, this curious dish is somewhat irrelevant. They need dishes with large faces, like the two bigger ones, to read the radio signals of stars millions of light-years from Earth. >From far above on the perfectly level, perfectly painted helicopter pad with a view of miles of mountains and green trees, Powers laughed at the differences between the previous owners and the astronomers, a group short on staff and scraping for funding. He studied the golf ball. "You'll go a long way before you find anything like that around anywhere else," he said. " ... But nothing about this place is what it seems." ------------------------------------------------------ To view this story on the web go to http://www.sunspot.net/content/cover/story?section=cover&pagename=story&sto…

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06 Jan '01

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06 Jan '01

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06 Jan '01

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06 Jan '01

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06 Jan '01

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05 Jan '01

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