Dave Haynie (HazyDave) eBay Moving Sale

[alphadec]

Yeah, I was going to bid on a baseball cap, but $68 shipping!!! UPS may work in the US, but not to Canada. They would probably charge another $30 brokeage fees, $25 duty etc. Regular mail...about $7 :-).

I wanted the amiga 500 technical manual but the shipping price is out of the question.

I have bought lots of stuff on ebay from both canada and usa but never been close to $100 and I bought lots of stuff.

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

I wanted the amiga 500 technical manual but the shipping price is out of the question.

International shipping from the US is a huge pain in the ass.  I clicked  on every book in his listing and there wasn't a single one with  shipping costs more than $4 bucks, within the US.  Sorry guys, guess  you'll just have to move closer!  :lol:

[Nlandas]

http://www.ebay.com/sch/hazydave/m.html?item=131439946492&hash=item1e9a6e6afc&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

Time to grab Amiga memorabilia!

Thanks danbeaver for sharing. It was nice of you to pass on the information about this auction.

-Nyle

[Nlandas]

Hope whoever grabs the Amiga Technologies PPC Project Documents will digitise and upload them.

I agree with that. Whenever, I see documentation related to a retro platform I think the same thing. Please make that content available online for the future.

[Iggy]

This computing book has a picture of Leonard Nimoy on the front, Dave could double the auction price by noting that!

http://m.ebay.com/itm/131437995440?nav=SEARCH

That isn't a "computing book", its a copy of an issue of Creative Computing magazine.
Creative Computing was one of the earliest and most influential magazines in hobbyist computing.
When I was originally researching SWTPC systems, they were in publication.
The issue's value is only increased by Nimoy's photo.

Its a neat piece of history.

And I second the opinion that it would be nice to preserve the Escom PPC documentation for the community.

[danbeaver]

The shipping rates are calculated by eBay, but I have shipped a fully equipped A4000D to Italy  for $135 USD, normally $35 USD in the states.

Anyone can go online to USPS.com and get rates from the US to any part of the world the US does not have an embargo; then you could email Dave with the info.

[jj]

what are you lot on about.  I have just done calculate shipping on the rom kernerl single book $15 and the three book set $16 and that is to the uk