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iguana
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I'm a little confused.
I have received a lot of PMs generally with Thomson , MC68030RC50 and IIT 2C87-6 requests.
I am sorry I must decline them all.
I'm just trying to be honest with forum members who noticed words "not for sale" in the first topic post 
Thanks!
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hahaha hungry collectors........
keep it up igor!!! |
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| iguana_kiev wrote: | | I like CPGA 3C87-16 w/o gold cap. |
I thought 20 was the lowest speed 
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pretty nice coloured chips, are there more coloured like those?
I will not PM and ask for these but if you EVER have some unusual coloured chips for sale/trade let me/us know:-)
besides valuable and desired chips a corner with strange ones is a nice addition to everybodys collection:-)
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iguana
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I've got NOS boxed sealed board.
windowed TMS320E25FZL is 16-Bit Digital Signal Processors
but I can't find an info on:
INMOS IMSA100G21S remarked? & ST IMSA100-G21S
Harris HSP 45116GC-15
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| Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 10:16 am Post subject: |
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| wooow nice board with much ceramic chips on... |
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hugo929
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Hi Igor,
Which manufacturer for the following 8086?
I see its USSR on your website. But USSR were composed of so many countries at that time. probably its today's Russia?
Thanks
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1810 family, ( i808x ), was cloned by Kvazar or Quasar (Квазар) Kiev, Ukraine in 1983-1984.
Several years later Kvazar passed on it's experience and documentation to Kvantor (Квантор) Zbarazh, Ukraine.
There were no any other 1810 CPUs manufacturers in the USSR.
So in any case it was made by Ukrainian manufacturer.
No logo + ""СДЕЛАНО В СССР" (MADE IN USSR) marking says that chip was made for export (most probably to Eastern Europe.)
By font style... I suppose that this chip was made by Kvazar.
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hugo929
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Thank for nice explanation. I got it.
I fell most of the intel clones are from Ukraine ? am I right?
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....I've got NOS boxed sealed board.
windowed TMS320E25FZL is 16-Bit Digital Signal Processors
but I can't find an info on:
INMOS IMSA100G21S remarked? & ST IMSA100-G21S
Harris HSP 45116GC-15
Nice board & packed with good chips!
It looks a lot like my "GRUMMAN" boards (military). Can you tell who made it? |
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