Fluke 9010A Question

> So with all this talk about the 9010A and clays really nice writeup of
> his cracking job on the Pac Plus with the 9010A... I think I want to buy
> one. I found one for $299 without any pods or docs which is in my price
> range but Im not sure how hard it will be to find docs or pods??? So is
> this a good deal in 'vectorlist' opinion?
>
> Also, I found this package below... it is a bit out of my price range
> but maybe we can all go in on it and split it up!!! :-)
>
> 9100A Digital Test System
>
> We're not always this lazy. These systems came to us
> palletized and
> weigh 350 lbs each. We were going to break these systems apart
> and
> sell the pieces, but we're just too busy. We're selling the
> entire pallet
> with all the listed components (original value at over
> $64,000) for one
> low price of $4,995! So what's the catch? You have to take the
> whole
> pallet! If you have 9100's you know how hard these components
> are to
> find. Look no more! The pallet includes the following:
>
> 9100A Test System Mainframe
>
> Sixteen 8 and 16 Bit Pods (Also compatible with Fluke 9010),
> including:
>
> 9000A-Z80, 8048, 8080, 8085, 8086, 8088, 80186, 80188, 80286H
> (Hypertest Version), 6800, 6802,
> 6809, 68000, 6502, 1802, 9900
>
> 9132 ROM-Emulation Pod, including:
>
> 24, 28, 32 pin DIP ROM adapters, 9132-80386, 68020, 68030
> Personality Modules
>
> Note: System does not include programming station monitor,
> 9100-001, or parallel I/O modules
> 9100-003. Sorry, no substitutions or deletions.
>
> Unused, factory sealed.
>
> Wowzers!!! Lots of stuff.

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