[GLLUG] Flaga Freebies

Sat Nov 5 10:40:10 EDT 2011

Hi All,

This was posted on the lansing hacker space list.
Note that this needs quick action.

I'm going to make one distribution run.
I made a google docs spread sheet for this.
Please edit it appropriately if you want something.
Reply to this message and I will send you an edit link in a private email.

Depending on the interest, I might need someone with a big car or truck to help too ;)

Cheers,
Tom

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Michael P. Flaga"<mich... at flaga.net>
Date: Nov 4, 11:14 pm
Subject: Cleaning Time - Power Supplies
To: High Impedance Air Gap

In addition to the prior email of my offering the FreeCycle
(electronics), I
have some 250 pcs' of 110Vac to 12Vdc 5A DC Jack switching power
supplies.
Snake on rope. They were for Cisco Routers, but Cisco screwed up a
shipment
and sent us 250 extra and don't want them back.

http://www.cablesandkits.com/cisco-830-seriessoho-series-power-supply....
html

These are excellent 12Vdc 5A supplies for any Electronic Project. 5
amps
will drive a lot, and I thought I would give our local groups first
crack.
As I would like to donate these to community/Educational groups.
Perhaps
50(ish)pcs to a several High School, Community College Electronic
Labs', or
other groups and members.

I would like to build a list up of candidates and needs.

Michael P. Flaga,<mailto:mich... at flaga.net>  mich... at flaga.net

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 	Fwd: Cleaning Time
Date: 	Sat, 5 Nov 2011 07:15:35 -0700 (PDT)
From: 	Tom Schouten <zwizwa at gmail.com>
To: 	tom at zwizwa.be

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Michael P. Flaga"<mich... at flaga.net>
Date: Nov 4, 11:10 pm
Subject: Cleaning Time
To: High Impedance Air Gap

It is inventory time at my employment here in Lansing, MI and we are
clearing out anything off the books, off the shelves. In the spirit of
Free-Cycle I have a lot of material that may be of use to the Hacker
Space
community. Rather than sending it all off to a recycler (the
shreader), late
next week, would anyone be interested in these?

All the below were on lease and have come back after successful
careers and
have been obsoleted with newer, much costlier devices.

1.       100+ pcs of Cendyne External Analog Modems V.92/RS-232 DB9F
w/110Vac-9Vac Supply. These are nice work horse we used for Dial Back
Up.http://reviews.cnet.com/search-results/cendyne-external-serial-
modem/...
7-30482464.html

2.       100+ pcs of Cisco 831 Routers. 4port LAN + 1port WAN +
Console
w/Power Supply. We used the above modem on the console for DBU, like
an AUX.
with below cables.http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps380/
ps4873/index.htmlThey
are out of Cisco Service Agreement, so we no longer use them.

3.       100+ pcs of Cable RJ11 to RJ45 center four conductor 1 meter,
phone
line.

4.       100+ pcs of Cable DB9M to RJ45(Cisco Console)

5.       100+ pcs of 3M Primer 94 (adhesive cleaner), Crush Tube
Sticks.
These are used to clean a surface before gluing to.http://
www.ellsworth.com/display/productdetail.html?productid=2030

6.       100+ pcs of 1"x3" strips of 3M Clear - Dual Lock (aka heavy
duty
Velcro) used with the above.http://www.3m.com/product/information/Dual-
Lock-Reclosable-Fastener.html

A decade ago I(we) designed a small simple embedded product initially
based
on the ZiLOG Z80 CPU and KIO periphal co-processor and then it's
successor
on the MC68301 both with 2 x DB25F(DCE)SYNC ports to RJ11 Dial Modem
for
Point of Sale. The Z80 and MC68 Core's were popular CPU's back then
now
widely supported. I have the design files and schematics for both of
these,
so there's no guessing about their components and features. I can even
assist, anyone interested in inheriting them.  Would anyone be
interested in
these? The RS232 connections can be turned into GPIO to drive many
other
items.

I recall last year that a group was interested in development for
intro
teaching of MC68HC05's, but only had a few chips and no platform(PCB)
for
them. Below are entire simple single embedded systems with lots of
spares.

7.       100's pcs of Embedded modem's based on ZiLog Z80.

They have socketed DIP Flash chip for easy reprogramming.

8.       100's pcs of Embedded modem's based on Motorola/FreeScale
MC68301.

I have RoEm's for development.

The one catch is that we need to get rid of it by the end of next
week. And
it would be best if you came and got them. In the spirit of FreeCycle.

Please contact me if you are interested in any of these.

Michael P. Flaga,<mailto:mich... at flaga.net>  mich... at flaga.net

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