I have been browsing the forums, but my only net access is currently a phone. Having trouble finding the answers I need.
I am halfway through Hoke's book, and I have thus far put together my laundry list for basic supplies using his Simplest method in chapter one. I am interested in buying acids in cadoys, the rental/lease deposit fee isn't an issue for me either.. I am near Austin tex.
Gold is my main concern right now. I have 9 lbs of fingers and pins, all mainly from boards dating back to the eighties. Over one hundred hard drives dating from 84 to 2007, psus, 40-50 cpus of mainly old 486s and 386s, a box of aluminum boards from Cisco systems that have more gold plated wings then i bloody know what to do with and 300 sticks of ram untouched as of yet.
If this is going to be worth my time, all i need is acid. Any suggestions, comments or tips would be helpful. I am a noob.
Edit; i have 26 of these Cisco boards. They pair with the Aa2110 power supply units. I have ten of those. Random scanners, 100 plus floppy drives. A lot of my boards are Texas instruments now that i look at them.
I am halfway through Hoke's book, and I have thus far put together my laundry list for basic supplies using his Simplest method in chapter one. I am interested in buying acids in cadoys, the rental/lease deposit fee isn't an issue for me either.. I am near Austin tex.
Gold is my main concern right now. I have 9 lbs of fingers and pins, all mainly from boards dating back to the eighties. Over one hundred hard drives dating from 84 to 2007, psus, 40-50 cpus of mainly old 486s and 386s, a box of aluminum boards from Cisco systems that have more gold plated wings then i bloody know what to do with and 300 sticks of ram untouched as of yet.
If this is going to be worth my time, all i need is acid. Any suggestions, comments or tips would be helpful. I am a noob.
Edit; i have 26 of these Cisco boards. They pair with the Aa2110 power supply units. I have ten of those. Random scanners, 100 plus floppy drives. A lot of my boards are Texas instruments now that i look at them.