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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: Miked on July 29, 2011, 09:25:06 PM
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I am entertaining offers for my Bodega Bay system for the Amiga 500. It has 4 Zorro Slots and room for 2 drives. I am also including a 2088XT Bridgeboard with 5 1/4 drive already installed. I have the necessary software on a 5 1/4 floppy also included.
I loved the Bodega Bay but I have to make room in my small apt.
PM me with offers.
Thanks,
Miked
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I remember seeing this on Amiga magazines, but, BODEGA sounds like "BUDEGA", which in Portuguese is a slang for "something with no value at all".
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I used to have one of these on my A500 back in the day. They are actually very nice. Take a look at mine in the A500 Gallery.
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I remember seeing this on Amiga magazines, but, BODEGA sounds like "BUDEGA", which in Portuguese is a slang for "something with no value at all".
Bodega Bay is a community/harbor bay north of San Francisco/San Jose.
"Bodega" is probably Spanish, maybe a name
Kinda goes along with California Access
I always wanted one of these for my A500, that was until I got my first A3000.
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Sah-WEET! Always wanted one of those setups for my 500. Then got an A1200 and was a little disappointed something like that didn't appear for it. 'course I was fresh out of Amiga HW by the time PCI boards (the rough equivalent) started appearing.
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"Bodega" is probably Spanish, maybe a name
I'd say a saloon or pub (re old western movies).
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Could it be possible to get some pictures?? It is always nice to see such a rare hardware.
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This isn't the one Miked has, but if you haven't seen one before take a look:
http://retro-link.com/smf/index.php?topic=260.0
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This gives a better pic how it looks assembled:
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I'm interested in this one and i have sent a PM.
Does someone know if the power supply is 220V compatible and how much power it can output?
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Does someone know if the power supply is 220V compatible and how much power it can output?
According to the photos at the above link, yes, it is 220V compatible and the power output is listed right there on the label of the power supply.
Writing from Portland, Oregon,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
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I'd say a saloon or pub (re old western movies).
Bodega is the place where wine is made.
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I'd say a saloon or pub (re old western movies).
Bodega is spanish means the place where wine is made or the storage departament in a ship or airplane.
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OK, lets nitpick further:
-a small Hispanic shop selling wine and groceries
-a warehouse for the storage of wine.
-public house
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I remember seeing this on Amiga magazines, but, BODEGA sounds like "BUDEGA", which in Portuguese is a slang for "something with no value at all".
Bodega is a spanish word and it has other meaning and very interesting and important because Bodega is the place where are making the wines or selling, currently in Spain the Bodegas are the place where the wines have their making proccess. But in Portugal you are different the opposite to Spain.
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OK, lets nitpick further:
-a small Hispanic shop selling wine and groceries
-a warehouse for the storage of wine.
-public house
new meaning:
- a small shop where wine, women and Amiga computers are found! LOL!
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...It's also where Alfred Hitchcock filmed The Birds.
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Any news of the seller? I had no answer to my PM.
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@Xanxi
Thats odd, Miked usually answers his PM promptly.
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new meaning:
- a small shop where wine, women and Amiga computers are found! LOL!
I vote for this :)
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I am entertaining offers for my Bodega Bay system for the Amiga 500. It has 4 Zorro Slots and room for 2 drives. I am also including a 2088XT Bridgeboard with 5 1/4 drive already installed. I have the necessary software on a 5 1/4 floppy also included.
I loved the Bodega Bay but I have to make room in my small apt.
PM me with offers.
Thanks,
Miked
Were are you from if oversea's shipping will be to much..
Chris :roflmao:
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Hi
If you need some details and pictures of the inside of the Bodega bay have a look at mine http://www.amiga.org/forums/album.php?u=8087
Enjoy
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Bodega is a spanish word and it has other meaning and very interesting and important because Bodega is the place where are making the wines or selling, currently in Spain the Bodegas are the place where the wines have their making proccess. But in Portugal you are different the opposite to Spain.
Well BUDEGA is a Brazilian Portuguese slang.
Just checked the dictionary:
BODEGA in Brazilian Portuguese means:
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s.f. Taberna em más condições de higiene.
Comida rude e mal feita.
Bras. Pequeno armazém.
Gír. Coisa sem préstimo "
;)
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Sorry guys I was away for the weekend... I just added a Derringer Pic... will have some pics shortly.
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Well BUDEGA is a Brazilian Portuguese slang.
Just checked the dictionary:
BODEGA in Brazilian Portuguese means:
"
s.f. Taberna em más condições de higiene.
Comida rude e mal feita.
Bras. Pequeno armazém.
Gír. Coisa sem préstimo "
;)
What does this mean in English?
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Quick and dirty via Google:
Tavern in poor hygienic conditions.
Food rude and sloppy.
Bras. Small warehouse.
Gir. Something worthless
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What does this mean in English?
Well, in my BARBARIAN English:
s.f. Dirty Tavern (dirty because they don't care about hygiene)
Badly prepared food
Little market
slang: Something Useless
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Well BUDEGA is a Brazilian Portuguese slang.
Just checked the dictionary:
BODEGA in Brazilian Portuguese means:
"
s.f. Taberna em más condições de higiene.
Comida rude e mal feita.
Bras. Pequeno armazém.
Gír. Coisa sem préstimo "
;)
But you don't forget that much words in spanish and portuguese have the same base, when Spain and Portugal were a only country also we have much exchange the words, the only that there as here we can change the meaning, sometime more beaty other more ugly, this case also happen with spanish word in Latinoamerica and here, we change the meaning and they.
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It's really just a little bit ugly..
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It's really just a little bit ugly..
Yeah but back in the day we 500 users were drooling!!
:roflmao:
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Bump.. Bodega Bay is still available and working great! Includes 5 1/4 floppy drive and a PC emulator card
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Bump.. Bodega Bay is still available and working great! Includes 5 1/4 floppy drive and a PC emulator card
So.. did it sell? :-D
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Bodega is a spanish word and it has other meaning and very interesting and important because Bodega is the place where are making the wines or selling, currently in Spain the Bodegas are the place where the wines have their making proccess. But in Portugal you are different the opposite to Spain.
So it means in Portugal a place without wine & women? S_hit Dude! Sounds like...
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It did, to me, but he NEVER shipped it!
To my way of thinking, this makes MikeD a THIEF!!!!
Moderators, go ahead and edit if you like, but it won't change the truth.
Curtis
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Wow that's a shocker. Harms the Amiga community that's for sure. Not sure why a mod would edit it.
Is he from the US as well?
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I remember seeing this on Amiga magazines, but, BODEGA sounds like "BUDEGA", which in Portuguese is a slang for "something with no value at all".
And in spanish it means cellar
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Wow thats too bad Curtis, how long ago did you pay him? People get busy, maybe he got side tracked. I know I've sold a couple things and it took me a week or two to get around to shipping it up and shipping it out. People were not happy but work and family stuff comes first... Hope it works out for you.
Steven
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It' been well over a year ago.
I tried phone calls and got nowhere. People said they'd never heard of him.
Return receipt mail came back unsigned.
Thought about filing charges but with no valid way to track him down I had to chalk it down to lesson learned.
Guy is a total douche.
If he ever dares to show back up here I recommend he be banned for life.
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Bodega is spanish means the place where wine is made or the storage departament in a ship or airplane.
Not true, "Bodega" means warehouse. But in this case Bodega is a name of place in Northern California, which gives name to this accessory.
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Sorry to hear that Curtis! Sales and dealings with people here are getting stranger and stranger. Have a couple of outstanding offers to purchase at asking prices, never to be heard from again. Different than your scenario where you actually paid, but still. Flakiness abounds!
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Ain't it the f@#$%^ truth!
Curtis
Sorry to hear that Curtis! Sales and dealings with people here are getting stranger and stranger. Have a couple of outstanding offers to purchase at asking prices, never to be heard from again. Different than your scenario where you actually paid, but still. Flakiness abounds!