For sale: Amiga Blizzard PPC card PPC@175 , 68040 @25 MHz, SCSI

Hacky · 27 June 2006, 11:17

Amiga Blizzard PPC card PPC@175 , 68040 @25 MHz, SCSI
+ SCSI Wire (wire not shown in the picture)

Very good condition 100% working, tested with serveral boards and Bvisions.

2x 16MB are installed, these RAMs were tested on an other card and should be ok

200 Euro , I prefer IBAN / BIC money transfer

shipping starts from 15 euro (UK,france,italy)

lopos2000 · 27 June 2006, 11:23

I'll have it. Send you a PM.

keropi · 27 June 2006, 11:27

Hacky is a great seller, good stuff!

Hacky · 27 June 2006, 11:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by lopos2000

I'll have it. Send you a PM.

ok the card is reserved for you

Hacky · 27 June 2006, 18:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hacky

ok the card is reserved for you

Sold ! Thank you for the quick payment.
I ´ll ship tomorrow.

alexh · 27 June 2006, 18:33

How much did it go for in the end? £148?

@Lopos
What is a good (cheap) way of sending money via IBAN/BIC as I always used to get charged £14

keropi · 27 June 2006, 18:39

I use internet banking for sending iban/bic payments... charges are only 3.40 euro on my bank... but if you go and actually fill a form, they can go up to 20-30 euro!

lopos2000 · 27 June 2006, 19:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by alexh

How much did it go for in the end? £148?

@Lopos
What is a good (cheap) way of sending money via IBAN/BIC as I always used to get charged £14

I used Paypal in the end. As you said, IBAN/BIC is way to expensive.
Can't wait to get the card now.

alexh · 27 June 2006, 19:30

@Keropi
Because the UK is not in Euro's the banks charge a LOT for IBAN transfers.

Euro to Euro IBAN transfers AFAIK are supposed to be free.

@Lopos
Are you going to keep it an 040 or risk sending it away for upgrading to an 060?

lopos2000 · 27 June 2006, 20:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by alexh

@Lopos
Are you going to keep it an 040 or risk sending it away for upgrading to an 060?

Depends what do I have to do to upgrade thr card?

keropi · 27 June 2006, 21:32

ah, u need to exchange the cpu (duh!) re-position/re-solder some small thingies acting as jumpers, and finally flash the 060 firmware... the most difficult is the jumper thingies....

Boot_WB · 27 June 2006, 21:57

The jumpers aren't too bad, just flood both ends with solder to lift the jumpers away in a nice bubble of solder - that way there's no risk in pulling the tracks with them.

The _real_ pain in the ar5e is de-soldering the cpu - takes ages, and it's _really_ easy to press too hard with the soldering iron/solder pump combination.
A word of experience - look where the tracks pass between the pins, and do your bet to avoid using the soldering iron where there are tracks.

And the pin in the corner (next to the SIMM socket and the SCSI header) is a total ar5e to desolder too.

Zetr0 · 01 July 2006, 23:17

spinds to me as though Boot WB is sharing some pain... its okay dude... its okay...

my hope is the therapy helped...

*remembers back working in PCB factory..... ooooooo the horror stories.... wasnt too bad the let me work on my own projects *using there equip* in my own time

*

Dexther · 02 July 2006, 04:20

the same i'm buy on ebai for 150 euro

27 June 2006, 11:17	#1
Hacky Zone Friend Join Date: May 2006 Location: Berlin Age: 53 Posts: 89	For sale: Amiga Blizzard PPC card PPC@175 , 68040 @25 MHz, SCSI Amiga Blizzard PPC card PPC@175 , 68040 @25 MHz, SCSI + SCSI Wire (wire not shown in the picture) Very good condition 100% working, tested with serveral boards and Bvisions. 2x 16MB are installed, these RAMs were tested on an other card and should be ok 200 Euro , I prefer IBAN / BIC money transfer shipping starts from 15 euro (UK,france,italy)

27 June 2006, 11:23	#2
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27 June 2006, 11:27	#3
keropi . Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Ioannina/Greece Posts: 5,040	Hacky is a great seller, good stuff!

27 June 2006, 18:33	#6
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,356	How much did it go for in the end? £148? @Lopos What is a good (cheap) way of sending money via IBAN/BIC as I always used to get charged £14

27 June 2006, 18:39	#7
keropi . Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Ioannina/Greece Posts: 5,040	I use internet banking for sending iban/bic payments... charges are only 3.40 euro on my bank... but if you go and actually fill a form, they can go up to 20-30 euro!

27 June 2006, 19:30	#9
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,356	@Keropi Because the UK is not in Euro's the banks charge a LOT for IBAN transfers. Euro to Euro IBAN transfers AFAIK are supposed to be free. @Lopos Are you going to keep it an 040 or risk sending it away for upgrading to an 060?

27 June 2006, 21:32	#11
keropi . Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Ioannina/Greece Posts: 5,040	ah, u need to exchange the cpu (duh!) re-position/re-solder some small thingies acting as jumpers, and finally flash the 060 firmware... the most difficult is the jumper thingies....

27 June 2006, 21:57	#12
Boot_WB Novice in the Black Arts Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Kingston upon Hull Age: 47 Posts: 263	The jumpers aren't too bad, just flood both ends with solder to lift the jumpers away in a nice bubble of solder - that way there's no risk in pulling the tracks with them. The _real_ pain in the ar5e is de-soldering the cpu - takes ages, and it's _really_ easy to press too hard with the soldering iron/solder pump combination. A word of experience - look where the tracks pass between the pins, and do your bet to avoid using the soldering iron where there are tracks. And the pin in the corner (next to the SIMM socket and the SCSI header) is a total ar5e to desolder too.

01 July 2006, 23:17	#13
Zetr0 Ya' like it Retr0? Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: United Kingdom Age: 49 Posts: 9,768	spinds to me as though Boot WB is sharing some pain... its okay dude... its okay... my hope is the therapy helped... remembers back working in PCB factory..... ooooooo the horror stories.... wasnt too bad the let me work on my own projects using there equip* in my own time *

02 July 2006, 04:20	#14
Dexther Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: italy Age: 46 Posts: 148	the same i'm buy on ebai for 150 euro

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