Blizzard 1230 rev. III turboboard for Amiga 1200 with SCSI-II controller For Sale

Blizzard 1230 rev. III turboboard for Amiga 1200 with SCSI-II controller
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Blizzard 1230 rev. III turboboard for Amiga 1200 with SCSI-II controller:
$450.00

For sale a Blizzard 1230 rev. III turbo board for Amiga 1200 in good working condition with SCSI-II
controller
Features:-Full 030/50MHz CPU (with MMU)-7 times faster than a pure A1200-MapROM function-8 Mb RAM included (expandable to 32Mb with normal EDO RAM)-FPU slot (FPU isn\'t in the slot!)-SCSI slot with fast SCSI controller-Real time clock on the board-Fully tested (card, SCSI controller, RAM)-It\'s a qualitative Phase5 product line
(Same price as you buy only a 030 board, you can get a SCSI controller too!)
-> \"Buy it now\" price include an original SCSI cable! (see pictures) <-
The fast SCSI controller for Blizzard 1230/III is for sale itself, if you need it, write a message for it!(about €145)
PayPal accepted.Shipping to worldwide!It is from Hungary, but can\'t handle hungarian zip code. :-(Shipping fee to Europe about €20, other place about €50.


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