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glad you put this
| Quote: | | The processor doesn't have "D" prefix in the part number |
cos my initial reaction was that it was in a plastic package (due to colouring).. but now i can see it is ceramic 
getting in early to set up the college fund ? 
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| Neon_WA wrote: | | getting in early to set up the college fund ? |
I'm trying to clean some space by selling spare chips, and these two are to get people's attention to future sales  A handful of chips will be sold in forum too.
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is that 1985 or 1995 by the FPO code
unusual markings.. a manufacturer refurb? deeing the R at the end of the FPO code
EDIT >> must be 1985 as they went on to use '78 '86 copyright for later produced chips
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is that 1985 or 1995 by the FPO code
unusual markings.. a manufacturer refurb? deeing the R at the end of the FPO code
EDIT >> must be 1985 as they went on to use '78 '86 copyright for later produced chips |
Datecode on the bottom is 8547
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earliest lot/serial number for one made in week 40
one thing I have learnt.. you need a board that you can manually set the voltage to run these as the VID pins are not connected
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