Xerox 820 boards, NOS

In going through my stock of "stuff", I came across some Xerox 820 items
I forgot I had. I bought a bunch of them back in the day when Xerox
was phasing out their PC business:

2 each Xerox 820 boards, fully populated including 64K RAM, brand new/
never used, but untested. For those who may not be familiar with these
they are complete single board computers similar to the early Kaypros or
Ferguson "Big Boards". They run CP/M and can use either 5.25 or 8 inch
disk drives. Unfortunately, they only run single density on either size
drives but I modified five or six of them to do double density (and some
other neat tricks) using little kits that were advertised in
"Microcornucopia" magazine (anybody remember that one?). The video
output (monochrome, of course) is set up to drive a TTL monitor such as
the Ball Brothers units that were popular in those days. Asking $15.00
EACH, plus shipping by your choice of carrier.

1 each Power Supply for the 820 board. This is a switching type supply,
also brand new and untested. It provides all the voltages to power the
computer board and a Ball Bros. type TTL monitor up to 12 inch size, but
does NOT power the associated disk drives. Asking $10.00 plus shipping
as above.

Please contact me directly if interested.

Thanks for reading,
Ed Greeley
Mobile, AL 36605

Edward Greeley wrote:
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> In going through my stock of "stuff", I came across some Xerox 820 items
> I forgot I had. I bought a bunch of them back in the day when Xerox was
> phasing out their PC business:
>
> 2 each Xerox 820 boards, fully populated including 64K RAM, brand new/
> never used, but untested. For those who may not be familiar with these
> they are complete single board computers similar to the early Kaypros or
> Ferguson "Big Boards". They run CP/M and can use either 5.25 or 8 inch
> disk drives. Unfortunately, they only run single density on either size
> drives but I modified five or six of them to do double density (and some
> other neat tricks) using little kits that were advertised in
> "Microcornucopia" magazine (anybody remember that one?). The video
> output (monochrome, of course) is set up to drive a TTL monitor such as
> the Ball Brothers units that were popular in those days. Asking $15.00
> EACH, plus shipping by your choice of carrier.
>
> 1 each Power Supply for the 820 board. This is a switching type supply,
> also brand new and untested. It provides all the voltages to power the
> computer board and a Ball Bros. type TTL monitor up to 12 inch size, but
> does NOT power the associated disk drives. Asking $10.00 plus shipping
> as above.
>
> Please contact me directly if interested.
>
> Thanks for reading,
> Ed Greeley
> Mobile, AL 36605[/color]
I should hae added to the above message that I am NOT a business or
other commercial entity. What I am is a hobbyist who has a way of
accumulating WAY too many "one time good deals" and salting the stuff
away and forgetting about them after a while.

Ed Greeley