Batboard

I have about 20 new in box ISA Adapter (ISAPC-00) I think theyr by WaveLan
what do these do and are they of any value I would like to sell them.

Thanks
Joe

Are these ISA wireless cards?

And besides maybe a specialized application, do computers ever come with ISA slots anymore? I figured they would be all sorts of obsolete now.

I found an eBay auction that led me to believe that they're made by Lucent and are actually ISA-PCMCIA adapters, but that may not be 100% accurate. Searching on Lucent's site turns up nothing. Either way, throw 'em up on eBay for 99 cents apiece with no reserve and see where they go.

They sold all to same person............hopefully not being used to build warhead for N. Korean rockets/ Thanks

Just for reference -- WaveLAN was a manufacturer of network cards. Without seeing the connectors that were on the cards you have, I can only speculate as to what they were. I can tell you that both early Ethernet and Novell used coaxial cable with BNC's.

Keep the peace(es).