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hugo929
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i have known it is a nanoprocessor as 1692. just as the while ceramic one you won at ebay
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| hugo929 wrote: | | i have known it is a nanoprocessor as 1692. just as the while ceramic one you won at ebay |
Correct, they are both Nanoprocessors, heres two examples.
The handwriiten voltages are because they each were individually tested to see what volts were needed to rum properly.
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