Older hardware wanted...

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I'm trying to get my stack of old parts together into working machines for
some friends and I'm trying to find a few items...

- Logitech cordless mouse/keyboard reciever. The one I have here has failed.
Mouse and keyboard work fine on a friends reciever. Model # is C-RA2-DUAL.
Part number is 850569-0000 (other models may work).
- Socket 370 CPU... Tuatulin or earlier
- 2 Socket A CPUs...

Located in Calgary, AB, Canada.

If you've got any of these that you aren't using I could sure make use of
them. Let me know how much you want. Shipping from most places should only
be a few dollars on top of that.

Thanks!
 
I'm trying to get my stack of old parts together into working machines for
some friends and I'm trying to find a few items...

- Logitech cordless mouse/keyboard reciever. The one I have here has failed.
Mouse and keyboard work fine on a friends reciever. Model # is C-RA2-DUAL.
Part number is 850569-0000 (other models may work).
- Socket 370 CPU... Tuatulin or earlier
- 2 Socket A CPUs...

Located in Calgary, AB, Canada.

If you've got any of these that you aren't using I could sure make use of
them. Let me know how much you want. Shipping from most places should only
be a few dollars on top of that.

Thanks!
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Logitech wireless mice are cheap, buy a new set. Newegg.com still sells
chips for both of those sockets.
 
Logitech wireless mice are cheap, buy a new set. Newegg.com still sells
chips for both of those sockets.
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Ya... but this is a Keyboard/Mouse set, which ain't so cheap.

....do they sell chips for these sockets for under $15 and ship to Canada?
 
....and I just found out that the newer combo recievers will work as well.
(Such as for the Logitech Cordless Comfort Duo).
 
Ya... but this is a Keyboard/Mouse set, which ain't so cheap.

...do they sell chips for these sockets for under $15 and ship to Canada?
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40 bucks US for a new logitech set, and you can give up on paying 15
bucks for a chip that fits into a socket that is still being produced. I
paid that much for a pentium 2 celeron slot 1.
 
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