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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: -BobW- on December 22, 2015, 02:49:59 AM
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"Working Pull"
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Commodore-Amiga-2000-3000-4000-500-CLOCK-BATTER-Y-good-condtion-working-pull-/262203054435?hash=item3d0c851963:g:84MAAOSwhkRWeKZo
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I chuckled. ;)
:lol:
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Oh dear... and it's already leaking!
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If it was working, this implies it came off a working motherboard... so why remove it?
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Not a trace of solder on the tabs. Must have been in a drawer!
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If it was working, this implies it came off a working motherboard... so why remove it?
So you can replace it with something that's not about to spill it guts all over the surrounding motherboard.
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So you can replace it with something that's not about to spill it guts all over the surrounding motherboard.
Sort of like donating a cancerous organ but expecting to be paid for it.
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No words...
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"fun rare commodore items for the holidays"
Full of corrosive goodness. Not exactly what I would call 'fun'. We should all bid on it just to be able to stop it.
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Kind of like bidding on a MS-DOS 4.0 just for the opportunity to burn the package and rid the world of another copy of the worst DOS EVER!
"fun rare commodore items for the holidays"
Full of corrosive goodness. Not exactly what I would call 'fun'. We should all bid on it just to be able to stop it.
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"Working Pull"
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Commodore-Amiga-2000-3000-4000-500-CLOCK-BATTER-Y-good-condtion-working-pull-/262203054435?hash=item3d0c851963:g:84MAAOSwhkRWeKZo
...but this is ORIGINAL Amiga battery! If you did not get it: it is ORIGINAL Amiga battery! Must have for hard core Amiga user.
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With original, non touched green goo!
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Had to laugh when i saw this... ranks up there with the single amiga keyboard keys for $9.99 each that clog the listings up
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HAHA, I better throw in my $100 bid since it is so rare and collectible.....
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"Original Amiga battery... re-cored, good for another 30 years!"
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Had to laugh when i saw this... ranks up there with the single amiga keyboard keys for $9.99 each that clog the listings up
isn't that the truth!
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Another:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/COMMODORE-AMIGA-1000-KEYBOARD-REPLACEMENT-BRACKET-2-KEY-CAP-KEYS-CAPS-A1000-BAG5-/281881656560?hash=item41a174bcf0:g:P88AAOSwxN5Walzu
lets list a bunch of auctions 1 key each for a silly price.
ebay name is commodoretreasures,i guess he will retire from the sale of breaking up one keyboard.:rofl:
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/COMMODORE-AMIGA-1000-KEYBOARD-REPLACEMENT-BRACKET-2-KEY-CAP-KEYS-CAPS-A1000-BAG5-/281881656560?hash=item41a174bcf0:g:P88AAOSwxN5Walzu
He could've at least wiped the darned thing off first, before taking pictures. :angryfire:
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... before taking pictures. :angryfire:
You this perfectly sharp pictures?
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This is fantastic, I should put my battery up on eBay and sell it as an Ultra rare component! Oh wait, I threw that thing in the garbage after I ripped it off the motherboard. Fortunately the person I had bought it from had replaced it not terribly long ago, but I didn't want to take any chances and it now has a coin battery like it should have done in the first place. Still not sure how new the NVRAM batteries are in my Ataris that have them.
As far as the keys go... I've been seriously considering purchasing a 3D printer, figuring out how to do laser etching of keys, and then selling them in sets to replace keys. I wonder how many people would be interested in that?
slaapliedje
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...but this is ORIGINAL Amiga battery! If you did not get it: it is ORIGINAL Amiga battery! Must have for hard core Amiga user.
Are you reading this scuzzb494? :)
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...but this is ORIGINAL Amiga battery! If you did not get it: it is ORIGINAL Amiga battery! Must have for hard core Amiga user.
Would make a nice display item on top of a can of genuine secondhand Amiga PSU dust. But then it would rot a hole in the can ;)
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This is fantastic, I should put my battery up on eBay and sell it as an Ultra rare component! Oh wait, I threw that thing in the garbage after I ripped it off the motherboard. Fortunately the person I had bought it from had replaced it not terribly long ago, but I didn't want to take any chances and it now has a coin battery like it should have done in the first place. Still not sure how new the NVRAM batteries are in my Ataris that have them.
As far as the keys go... I've been seriously considering purchasing a 3D printer, figuring out how to do laser etching of keys, and then selling them in sets to replace keys. I wonder how many people would be interested in that?
slaapliedje
I think it would be much cheaper to just have a kbd maker make some new key sets, i might be wrong but i dont think you could get the smooth finishes on a 3d printer, and you would be running it to death to make full sets,not to mention the electricity used :)
But it would be cool if you proved me wrong on this ;)
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Damn, a lot of morons show up selling stuff on Ebay!
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And Christmas through New Years is really a bad time to be trying to sell.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Commodore-Amiga-4000-040-Desktop-Computer-Bundle-W-Keyboard-Mouse-Box-More-/172036711001?hash=item280e2fe259:g:MoAAAOSwk1JWeMGM
What kind of fool leaves the already leaking battery on the board, letting it eat more each day! argh!
To top it off, he even posts how its leaking in the LISTING! i mean :whack:Cmon!
Really bugs me to see this... heh
Someone should buy this if not just to get his address and stop by and hit him with the dead trout... and remove that damned battery!
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$2000 for an a4000??? That alone is crazy. It will never sell at that price.
There are several a4000s on eBay right now, the only one that is selling is the one I have listed with no battery damage and it's at a fair price.
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Let's face it, the motherboard is toast and will likely need extensive repairs to get it to function, but he is otherwise being honest, "...very nice used cosmetic condition." He just didn't say "Non-working, for parts or repair only," and that, "the seller suffers from delusions that he is an an Amiga expert and ignores the probability that he is an idiot."
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I can't even read that massive wall of text. Would it kill the guy to put some linefeeds in there? Maybe some bullet points, or something? My policy is simple: if the seller looks like a *bleeping* idiot, don't bid on the item. :lol:
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Let's face it, the motherboard is toast and will likely need extensive repairs to get it to function, but he is otherwise being honest, "...very nice used cosmetic condition." He just didn't say "Non-working, for parts or repair only," and that, "the seller suffers from delusions that he is an an Amiga expert and ignores the probability that he is an idiot."
I agree, it'll be kaput for certain. He states it powers up fine but all that means is a green power light.