[H-GEN] Stallion cards - second-hand sources?

[Glen De Witt]

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I think I may have some of these, I'm a bit vague on what they are but I
know they are Stallion and they have a large "D" connector which goes to a
kinda octopus cable thingy, they are a few years old... Is it likely this is
what you're after? They used to be in a XENIX based terminal server sort of
set up.
Glen De Witt
Computer Wreckers
Brisbane
Australia
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Brent Wesley wrote:

> What a shame I chucked one out only last weekend thinking no one would
want
> it.

Arrrgh!

> Brent Wesley

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