Author: Steven Edwards
Date: 11:47:28 04/15/05
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On April 15, 2005 at 11:02:34, Steve B wrote: >>I had, and still have, both modules but not the sensory board. I wonder how >>much I could get if I were to sell the thing. > >well Steve,the Mark V appears quite often on Ebay >a mint one in the box with the original 5000 page manual would probably bring in >perhaps $150 or so.. >but the Mark VI module is somewhat hard to find and that in the box with manual >would probably fetch another $50-$75,perhaps even more.. > >the Mark V manual by the way is the longest manual ever printed for a chess >computer >i got my Mark V about 20 years ago and i am almost finished reading it >:) >Scisys also printed a "Short Instruction manual" for the Mark V >even the "short" one is about 13 pages long I doubt if I have the original box, only the foam packed carrying case from ICD. I also have a Saitek Galileo and a Navag Super VIP, both purchased with serial cables. I used them both as sparring partners in tha late 1980s. I wonder how much they're worth nowadays.
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