> Hi all,
> I`m having a clearout, and have lot of items that I want to get sold.
> Items are listed below, please contact me by email with any offers for the
> items you fancy.
>
> (1) Nintendo Gamecube in purple. No games included, a single Nintendo
> controller, power pack and lead to connect it to you TV (The lead has a
> yellow, red and white connector on the end, I can never remember what
> these are called).
> (3) Bose Quiet comfort 2 headphone - faulty. These sometimes work fine,
> sometimes there is a crackle. I think it`s a bad solder joint somewhere,
> if you`re capable of doing it I`d think it would be an easy fix, but I
> don`t know this for certain. This pair of headphones is being sold for
> repair, so please bear this in mind.
> (4) The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion for the XBox 360. In new condition, I
> just didn`t get into it.
> (5) A Grey PS2 controll pad. Good condition, working fine.
> (6) Gainward Ultra 1960PCX GeForce 6600GT 128MB DDR3 PCI-E graphics card.
> Working fine, supplied in the original box with driver CD (works with the
> bog standard NVidia drivers you can download direct from the site).
> Capable of SLI (it was used as a second card in an SLI system, but this
> system has been replaced). Has a single VGA and a single DVI port on the
> rear, as well as a port labelled TV/OUT. I`ll try and dig the cable out
> for this port if it is required. This has a cooling fan on the card also.
> (9) 1 x Nintendo DS console. Used, fitted with screen protectors very
> soon after purchase so the underlying screens are in good condition. (11)
> 1 x Motherboard, CPU, Heatsink and RAM bundle. Pulled from a working
> system, unable to identify the motherboard. Has 2 x DDR slots, 2 x SDR
> slots, 5 PCI, 1 AMR, 1 AGP, 2 x IDE, 1 x Floppy. Built in PS2 keyboard
> and mouse, 2 x USB, 2 x serial, 1 x parallel, 1 x Gameport, 3 x audio
> input/output. Has 256 megs of TEAM RAM installed, an Athlon 2000+
> processor and a Thermaltake TR2 fan on a large aluuminium heatsink. There
> are 4 capacitors on this board showing signs of bulging, so please bid
> according (but note that it worked fine when tested, and will be tested
> again before posting).
> (11) 1 x Floppy drive with built in USB media reader. Marked on the
> front for CF, MD, SM, MS and SD MMC. Has a normal Floppy cable and power
> connector on the rear, along with a cable to plug into a USB header on
> your motherboard. Drivers can be found within Windows IIRC - none where
> supplied with this anyway, and I had it in an XP based machine. This is a
> Mitsumi device.
> (13) 1 x Reuters PWA 92100-4000 ISA card. Not sure how I got this, no
> idea if it works, sold as untested but it might be of use to someone out
> there?
> (14) 2 x Tesco Mobile Value sim pack. Calls are 15p per min, texts are
> 5p each.
> (15) 1 x Lexcron 36 in 1 USB 2.0 media reader/writer.
> (16) 1 x Green Dreamcast VMU. Still in box, new condition, marked as
> "NTSC:U" on rear, whatever that means :-)
> (17) 1 x Waverace: Blue Strom for the Nintendo Gamecube. Good condition,
> Original PAl release.
> (18) 1 x Jeantec 350W ATX PSU with PFC. Pulled from a working machine,
> given a good blast with compressed air so in clean condition.
> (19) 1 x Thermaltake Purepower 550W PSU. Active PFC, ball bearing fan.
> Again pulled from a workiing system and given a good blast with compressed
> air. Includes the controller that goes in a spare slot at the rear of
> your case to adjust the PSU fan.
> (20) 1 x PCI Dual IDE RAID controller. Pulled from a working system
> (21) 1 x Blue Belkin IDE cable. Rounded, so not a flat ribbon cable.
> Looks good in a case with the interior visible.
> (22) 1 x DVD Duplicator. It`s got a single reader, and 3 writer drives.
> A nice piece of kit, great for mass duplicating DVD`s or CD`s. Comes with
> 3 x Pioneer drives in it, all standard IDE drives.
> (23) 1 x 2GB Sony Memorystick Duo. used in a PSP for the last 2 years or
> so, now replaced with a bigger card.
>
> And I think that will do for now :-)
>
> Please include the postage of your choice in your offer, but be aware that
> if you insist on using a method with no signature on delivery I will
> assist with any claim for compensation, but I will not be held
> responsible. I`d much prefer either recorded, or ideally Special
> Delivery, to reduce any issues with items going missing in the post. :-)
>
> Thanks for looking!