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hugo929
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 Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 6:33 pm Post subject: HP vintage boards |
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with 1NB4-5017 200782-01 (8 pieces)
and 1NB4-5007 288739-02 (1 pieces)
what is that?
thanks
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doccybrown
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Wow, no idea what it is but I like it! 
I guess it`s a board of a multichannel logger
or early storage scope? But HP also made
a lot of huge desktop calculators and computers...
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Chiefish
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Thats such a sweet looking board  |
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doccybrown
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The smaller grey ceramic chips are
obviously RAMs...
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couldn't find a piece of clue on what they are. what if keep this whole board or pull chipes but throw the board?
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