Author: Matthew Hull
Date: 19:52:01 02/10/05
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On February 10, 2005 at 22:34:12, Steve B wrote: >On February 10, 2005 at 21:32:44, Matthew Hull wrote: > >>I have a Fidelity ECO module that fits my Challenger 12 Special Edition >>computer. It's model EOA. >> >>Is this module worth anything by itself? > >this is the first module in a special five module set released by Fidelity and >was intially intended for the Prestige Chess Challenger >they were labeled EOA-EOE and known as the Fide Encyclopedia book modules > >the modules could be used in other computers as well but not really meant for >your SE12 >the modules were meant to be used in computers with a display screen to signal >to the user when to switch modules ,if the player played a different book line >then contained in that particular module The SE12 does play some deep lines of b4, c4 and other such openings when it's plugged in. > >each module sold for $120 brand new and the complete set was $600 >if you have the small box it was sold in and the instruction manual i would say >it is worth about $75-$100 I don't have those. I don't actually remember getting a manual with it (long time ago). Bought it through the mail from "The Chess House" in Kansas City. > >of course if someone is missing this particular module to complete the Fide set >it could be worth much more to that particular person Thanks very much for the info! > >Steve
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