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Clearing out, Dockstars to good home.

Posted by rat 
rat
Clearing out, Dockstars to good home.
September 26, 2018 05:53AM
Been a while since I've used these forums...

Dunno if there's anyone who still cares about Dockstars who doesn't already have enough. ;)

I need to massively downsize as I'm moving and rather than put these in the Goodwill pile where they will undoubtedly be unappreciated, just checking to see if there's anyone here who wants what's listed here for a beer and price of shipping. (Basically enough to cover fees, packaging and postage.) Sorry, can't ship outside of US. Too damn expensive.

1) Dockstar with lid, ac adapter, reflashed uboot.

https://i.imgur.com/BvoET1X.jpg

2) Dockstar without lid, with Mini USB Male cable, ac adapter, reflashed uboot

https://i.imgur.com/AJEnene.jpg

3) Dockstar without lid, with Mini USB Male cable, ac adapter, reflashed uboot

https://i.imgur.com/754JV4t.jpg

4) Completely unused Dockstar, never reflashed, with ac adapter

https://i.imgur.com/BmCLGop.jpg

5) HP T 5325 Thin Client with ac adapter (Sold)

6) CHiP SBC with VGA and HDMI (Sold)

7) 3.3v USB to Serial Cable, wires stripped and connected to a header block that will allow you to plug this into the Dockstar JTAG/Serial pins.

https://i.imgur.com/3Z0Msds.jpg

PM me if anything strikes your fancy.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/27/2018 03:42AM by rat.
Re: Clearing out, Dockstars to good home.
September 26, 2018 06:49AM
If you had some Rpi0, then perhaps you can repurpose your Dockstar as shown in my post on Dockstar as a host bridge for a Rpi0 configured as a USB gadget.
Re: Clearing out, Dockstars to good home.
September 26, 2018 02:59PM
the build-quality of dockstar should be the best in similar devices.
Re: Clearing out, Dockstars to good home.
September 27, 2018 06:24AM
Such a sham3 not this side of the pond...
Re: Clearing out, Dockstars to good home.
October 29, 2018 01:08AM
Gravelrash Wrote:
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> Such a sham3 not this side of the pond...

How is it possible we can save money on shipping? There are so many times I'd have been glad to ship small computers across the pond to you or Parky Towers.

Shipping is an area I'm blindsided because I don't ship anything and any penny spent will be software (or eJuice, and that's light) LOL

But is there a way we could get some of the cost subsidized, for instance if I have an item to get to UK, can I list it on eBay and a minute later UK friend buys it (like $1) and the shipping is part of eBay's negotiated shipping deal? Or Amazon. Or a "slow boat to China" delivery where it might take a month but it's cheap? These units can take a pounding usually, not hard drives, but anything non-moving. I suppose capacitors might have pressure/de-pressure atmospheric stress. Still, it's a chance vs throwing something away here. There were a couple awesome little Wyze units Parky didn't have I would have been happy to donate along with extra RAM, but shppin' :-(

In conclusion, the US and UK are inseparable allies and it's not optimal to have this trade barrier me thinks.

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