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Hello, I have acquired a Gemini 64k ram g802 sht 1/2. I am not technically minded – it came with some rc plane stuff. Is it worth anything? Viroginal bubble wrap condition!!
Hi Adam,
It’s very difficult to put a price on these as Gemini aren’t seen as being a big part of computing history. However, if you advertise it on ebay you may strike lucky and find a couple of Gemini owners who want it. IIRC it an also be used on some Nascom systems so it may be of interest to them as well. It’s certainly a nice item though – please don’t throw it out. 🙂
Thanks Mike- sorry for the late response. I’m not subscribed to get notifications. I’ll do as you suggest. Its pristine and I’m sure it’s of continental value at least.