[sgt_barnes]

Shipping the VW320 to Germany would cost a fortune.  It weighs at least 30lbs.

That's what I feared. Then I will have to fall back to my ATX power supply conversion project. But this will take time... Thank you, anyway. Make sure it gets in good hands!

Not to derail, but device manufacturers, Intel, and Microsoft have done everything they can do throw out old Windows software (removal started around 2013, I think).  I recently wanted to load W2K Pro on an old laptop (that supports it) to use a Adaptec Slim SCSI adapter to test out a bunch of external SCSI devices on both Linux and Windows (back when it's was supported).  Man what a fight, drivers gone, windows updates/service packs gone, online services gone, browsers gone.  Now yeah, lots of groups have tried to save the old updates and such. So I just barely got everything humming along great, including WPA 802.11b/g!  But reloading a system older than XP now...it's software archaeology.  For some reason I find it easier to track down sites with DOS/Win3.11 executables than info for Windows 9x, ME, 2k!  I don't understand why this hole is there and if it wasn't for archive.org I'd be missing like 2 big drivers!

Yeah, that's a shame. If it wern't for WinWorld and such sites, I wouldn't even have a compiler for my Alpha box, even though I have a license! And everybody knows that a machine without compilers is as dead as a brick.

But to be fair, the culprit in this case is not Microsoft, but Sun, who demanded all VisualStudio 6 being taken from download sites, in the Java court settlement. You can still download Visual C++ 1.52 for Win16 from MSDN, but not VC6.