Re: Surplus WinSystems LBC-586 embedded computers with PC/104 bus for sale

Oct 29, 2012 5 Replies

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wilhelmchang 13 years ago

Addco Inc. has 27 new WinSystems LBC-586 SBC's as surplus, and are available

> for sale. These are -40C to +70C 80586 computers with PC/104 bus, and are
> intended for embedded applications.
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> The spec sheet is available at:
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> I will answer any additional technical questions if you post to this thread
> over the next few weeks.
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> Please contact John Mueller at snipped-for-privacy@addcoinc.com if you are interested
> in purchashing these boards. Warranty may be transferable.
>
> Regards,
>
> Eric Metheny
> Electronic Engineer
> Addco Inc.
>
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Hello Eric:

Can you help to let me know how much you want to sell for these PCBS?

Thanks and best regards. Bill Chang

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1 Lucky Texan 13 years ago

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WinSysytems builds boards in the US and is an employee owned company(according to one of the videos i saw). They have some other youtube videos up. They just celebrated 30 years in industrial.embedded computing too.

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seems unlikely the warranty would transfer but, maybe worth a shot.

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Boudewijn Dijkstra 13 years ago

What makes you think that this offer from 12 years ago is still valid? Or that Eric is still working for Addco?

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1 Lucky Texan 13 years ago

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Bwah-ha-ha-ha

I'm busted too - good call, I never looked at the date.

Sometimes I see WinSystems and other similar items on ebay. I did kinda think it was odd to see those items here.

I have shame.

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Les Cargill 13 years ago

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Strange that you'd have to, innit?

I think Google is still calibrating the time mosheen.

Les Cargill

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1 Lucky Texan 13 years ago

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If you're looking for that specific processor, i saw these at ebay;

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fyi

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