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[Amiduffer]

Wow, I never thought that I would be thinking this, but it's time to remove anything connected to C= Commodore from my life. This is happening to other areas that I used to have an interest in too. I'm at a point in my life where I've got to chuck a lot of material things that I don't use any more and just clutter up my room, to be boxed up and dragged around when I move, which is quite often. The sad part, is to see the old A3000 where I set it up under the table, where I never felt the need to connect it up and turn it on.

To you, this means that you're going to have the chance soon to buy a rather nice A3000D, a 1084s and some accesories.

Once I've dealt with my bad situation, I'll have to set it up and turn it on so as to get pictures, delete/remove all my personal files, box it up, and then auction it.

[Jeff]

My best to you. Good luck resolving your current situation.

[Thorham]

Yeah, no point in keeping stuff you don't use anymore. I just hope it isn't because of some nasty bull droppings.

[klx300r]

@ Amiduffer

first thing I thought of when I read the title of your thread was "that was a great record"

anyhow sorry to hear you have to let your A3000 go & I understand where you're coming from as I was almost in the same state of mind a decade ago but thank goodness the total sellers remorse I had came flooding back to me after selling some of my Amiga stuff when I was so frustrated Commodore went belly up & the Gateway etc crap that I decided to only clean up a few things but kept my main machines, accelerators, drives etc.

anyhow when the miggy bug bites you again, & trust me it will once your situation settles, we'll be here to welcome you back home;)

[vince_6]

That happened to me some years ago and I stored everything.
2-3 years ago the spark was alive again :-D

Good luck to you mate.

[trekiej]

Good luck.
... You can check out anytime you want but you can never leave ...

[Amiduffer]

Thanks everyone. If there was the means of securely storing my Amiga, then by all means I would do so. However, the situation is almost nomadic in a way and having a minimal amount of personal stuff is the way I'm going.

For a time, I also had a collection of Amiga Forever, ImageFX, and AOS 3.9 together in a CD case that was my essential virtual Amiga and when it went missing, my interest in the platform kind of went with it.

In the future, when I catch the Amiga bug again, which I am certain to "get" and have the funds, then virtual Amigas will be the way to go.