DEC Digital Equipment Corporation Board Drive Tranceiver M5903 From 1975 - DC3 For Sale
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DEC Digital Equipment Corporation Board Drive Tranceiver M5903 From 1975 - DC3:
$42.70
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a plug-in card from DEC ( Digital Equipment Corporation ),
Designation: M5903 5010502 H-P3, flip-chip module, antistatic packed,
in good used condition
Scope of delivery:
1x card, as described, securely packaged.
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This sale is about si Do you want more vintage hardware see? Please HERE or click on the picture! This sale is about a plug-in card from DEC ( Digital Equipment Corporation ), Designation: M5903 5010502 H-P3, flip-chip module, antistatic packed, in good used condition Scope of delivery: 1x card, as described, securely packaged. Do you want morevintage hardware see? PleaseHERE or click on the picture! * * * Nohmore SCSI Hard drives HERE, at : just click on the image! * * * * * * * * * * * * Our other products on (just click on it): Herstellernummer M5903 Marke DEC Produktart Karte EAN Nicht zutreffendRelated Items:
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