Vintage Cards n Stuff

[VintageComputerman]

I have boxes and boxes of vintage sound, video, I/O cards...etc. Some are fairly easy to identify, however some are just dam near impossible to figure out.

I have a lot of 8 & 16 bit items.

So...anyone have any good links for identifying these things?

I already have a nice bookmark folder of links, I can always use more.

[Unknown_K]

Just the th99 archive online:

http://th99.too.it/

Its sorted to type and connector, has outline pictures of the cards and you can vide by company name or picture.

If you cannot identify something post a picture here and somebody will know what it is.

[Jorg]

and also here:

http://stason.org/TULARC/pc/index.html

Oh, and I don't mind if you put links to pictures here, its my favorite kind of puzzle..
(and I think I'm not alone with that...)

:D

[Tinkerer]

If they have an FCC ID# try that. Most, if not all older cards should have one.

[VintageComputerman]

Just the th99 archive online:

http://th99.too.it/

Its sorted to type and connector, has outline pictures of the cards and you can vide by company name or picture.

If you cannot identify something post a picture here and somebody will know what it is.


Thanks, that site is new to me.

[VintageComputerman]

Yup, that did the trick. I found I have a Western Digital WD1003-WA2 Winchester/floppie disk controller for an IBM AT XT 16 bit, in real nice condition and it's a full height, full length card, revision 0. It's from one of several boxes I have to go through. Dam, I just love Freecycle!!!

[Unknown_K]

Thanks, that site is new to me.

Its just one of the many mirrors online, and happened to come up 1st and working when I looked.

I downloaded the archive a long time ago (some site had a single file you could expand and use locally), comes in handy but there are plenty of oddball stuff not in it.

[Unknown_K]

Any interesting VLB cards?