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From: fausett@aivax.radc.af.mil (Mark L. Fausett)
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Subject: A1000, 1M InCider board, 24M C.Ltd SCSI, Med  persist monitor 4 sale.
Summary: A1000 system for sale
Keywords: Amiga 1000 incider C.Ltd Mitsubishi
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Date: 30 Nov 90 19:10:55 GMT
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FOR SALE:
        Amiga 1000 (no halfbrite), 512k chip ram

        InCider 1M internal expansion with battery-backed-up clock

        C.LTD 24 meg SCSI hard drive (& of course format & init software)
                filled with things scavenged from the net over the years...

        Mitsubishi industrial medium-persistance color (long enough to
            make interlace-mode nearly flickerless, but not long enough to
            make arcade games smear noticably).  Very high-quality electronics,
            Adjustments are simplified by an easily removable the sheet-metal
            case.

        Perfect Sound digitizer (+ software)

        Commodore and StarFighter Joysticks

        Software:
                Workbench/AmigaDos 1.3 and 1.2
                ProWrite 2.0
                Deluxe Paint II
                DigiPaint

        Games:
                Phantasie III - the Wrath of Nikodemus
                Dark Castle
                Faery Tale Adventure
                Marble Madness
                Strip Poker II
                Sex Vixens from Space

        and 20-30 floppies of disk magazines, Fish disks, etc.
        Everything comes with original boxes, manuals
        and distribution disks

All in good condition.  The sheet-metal case for the Mitsubishi monitor isn't
beautiful, but it does make adjustments easy:  a couple AmigaDos tweaks and
some monitor adjustments and I was up and running with a 735 by 500-something
workbench screen.  The monitor makes word processing in hi-res quite
pleasant!

Everything goes for $900 (I pay shipping in the us) or, failing that,
the best reasonable offer.  I'd prefer to sell as a system; if necessary,
I'll piecemeal it out.

Come to think of it, I would trade it for a used WREN IV or similar capacity
embedded SCSI drive.

Mark Fausett
fausett@aivax.radc.af.mil