For sale: Apollo 1260 060@80MHz + 32MB RAM

stachu100 · 11 January 2011, 13:53

Hi there,
I have Apollo 1260 upgraded to 060@80MHz with latest mask + 32MB RAM for sale.
Card in nice visual condition, working perfectly.

Small and quiet fan (new) is installed on CPU, battery was replaced by new accumulator so no problem with accu leakage for next 10 years.
This set can be installed into standard desktop case - no overheating thanks to fan.

Pictures:
http://picasaweb.google.com/stacho10...080MHz32MBRAM4#

Video:
[ Show youtube player ]

I will add copy of Apollo 1260 install disc.

Asking 320EUR including insured delivery inside EU. For other countries please ask for shipping cost, but should not be big difference.

Payment by PayPal with option "gift".

*Item advertised in another places.

fitzsteve · 11 January 2011, 13:57

One hell of a card you got there mate! 80mhz 060, things dreams are made of lol

Best of luck with the sale

Steve.

stachu100 · 11 January 2011, 14:22

Thanks Steve, card is sold already on Amibay.
Wow, that was quick!

fitzsteve · 11 January 2011, 14:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by stachu100

Thanks Steve, card is sold already on Amibay.
Wow, that was quick!

Thought it would, your work always speaks for its self and the advert with the Video, perfect

Nice one. I thought the price was spot on too, hell I was tempted!!!

amiman99 · 12 January 2011, 03:58

I'm not sure if anyone noticed, but you made that voltage regulator for the fan? I see your nickname etched in the PCB board.

stachu100 · 12 January 2011, 07:44

@amiman99,
It's voltage regulator for 060 CPU. Fan is connected here because it's the simplest way to connect it to 5V.

And yes, I made this PCB, so I put my nick here (and other informations too).

11 January 2011, 13:53	#1
stachu100 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Poland Posts: 339	For sale: Apollo 1260 060@80MHz + 32MB RAM Hi there, I have Apollo 1260 upgraded to 060@80MHz with latest mask + 32MB RAM for sale. Card in nice visual condition, working perfectly. Small and quiet fan (new) is installed on CPU, battery was replaced by new accumulator so no problem with accu leakage for next 10 years. This set can be installed into standard desktop case - no overheating thanks to fan. Pictures: http://picasaweb.google.com/stacho10...080MHz32MBRAM4# Video: [ Show youtube player ] I will add copy of Apollo 1260 install disc. Asking 320EUR including insured delivery inside EU. For other countries please ask for shipping cost, but should not be big difference. Payment by PayPal with option "gift". Item advertised in another places. Last edited by stachu100; 11 November 2011 at 10:34.*

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11 January 2011, 13:57	#2
fitzsteve Professional slacker! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Kent, UK Age: 44 Posts: 6,683	One hell of a card you got there mate! 80mhz 060, things dreams are made of lol Best of luck with the sale Steve.

11 January 2011, 14:22	#3
stachu100 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Poland Posts: 339	Thanks Steve, card is sold already on Amibay. Wow, that was quick!

12 January 2011, 03:58	#5
amiman99 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: San Antonio, TX USA Age: 50 Posts: 1,185	I'm not sure if anyone noticed, but you made that voltage regulator for the fan? I see your nickname etched in the PCB board.

12 January 2011, 07:44	#6
stachu100 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Poland Posts: 339	@amiman99, It's voltage regulator for 060 CPU. Fan is connected here because it's the simplest way to connect it to 5V. And yes, I made this PCB, so I put my nick here (and other informations too).

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