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iguana_kiev
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It was a long time ago when I posted something interesting I found.
imho, finally I have an occasion to do it one more time 
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iguana_kiev
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486SX20 SX406 with IBM marking 03G9565
and 0714 (!!!) date code soviet mil spec CPU (VAX-11 compatible 32 bit 10 MHz) Л1839ВМ1
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iguana_kiev
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Next pair is
КЛ1848ВГ80 - DEC DC380 clone. The bigest soviet PGA chip I've ever seen.
and 1839BM2 - VAX-11 compatible 32 bit 10 MHz mil spec FPU 0650 date code
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iguana_kiev
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Next little ones are
Mostek MK5002P
and Siemens S117
anybody knows what they are?
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iguana_kiev
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and the last one is soviet BSP K584ИК1 with never seen before white ceramic top cap.
and with lucky number date code 0777
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johnorun
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| iguana_kiev wrote: | and the lst one is soviet BSP K584BM1 with never seen before white ceramic top cap.
and with lucky number date code 0777 |
Hehe..the last digits of my phone # are "0777". lol
Very nice unusual finds and I love all the white/Gold packages!
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Elar
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| iguana_kiev wrote: | Next little one are
Mostek MK5002P
and Siemens S117
anybody knows what they are? |
Mostek MK5002 is a 4-digit counter/display decoder |
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CPUShack
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It cool that such late production chips still have cool packages
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Windmiller
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| Posted: Sun Nov 22, 2009 2:24 pm Post subject: |
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| That IBM marked 486 is awesome!! Nice finds, thanks for sharing |
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iguana_kiev
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| Windmiller wrote: | | That IBM marked 486 is awesome!! Nice finds, thanks for sharing |
my fellow-countryman Slava has the same
Isn't it strange there is an IBM marked 486's colony here in Ukraine
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hugo929
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nice finding. IBM always do sth. stupid to produce very characteristic things
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iguana_kiev
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I wish I (or my own company) was able to do 0,001% of all the stupid IBM made
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Windmiller
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| iguana_kiev wrote: | | I wish I (or my own company) was able to do 0,001% of all the stupid IBM made |
hehe |
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