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johnorun
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what are the C8206 & C8507s? one even in white ceramic 
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8206 >> Error detection and correction unit
8207 >> Dual-port dynamic RAM controller |
These are support chips for C80188. I have all 3 on a HUGHES board.
I've never seen a WHITE Intel in this package, so you should send it to me--you don't want to keep an ODD chip like this, right?  |
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Neon_WA
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Wow-- SHOCK and AWE!
You have enough EPROMS for all of us, Neon.
This is a Trillion dollar find!
I love the Fuji piggyback and the Alpha. Any chance of buying spares of these or some of the others?
Are you looting this material at gunpoint from some museum?? lol  |
yes i will end up putting spares for trade or sale. Due to the postage from OZ i will have to do a large sale to make it worthwhile for people.
and no.. i didnt loot
i swapped 14kg (30 pounds) of stainless steel scrap for these 
edit >> 14kg of 316 stainless at todays prices is worth $14 (US$9)
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CPUShack
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| Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 1:23 am Post subject: |
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| Neon_WA wrote: | | johnorun wrote: |
Wow-- SHOCK and AWE!
You have enough EPROMS for all of us, Neon.
This is a Trillion dollar find!
I love the Fuji piggyback and the Alpha. Any chance of buying spares of these or some of the others?
Are you looting this material at gunpoint from some museum?? lol |
yes i will end up putting spares for trade or sale. Due to the postage from OZ i will have to do a large sale to make it worthwhile for people.
and no.. i didnt loot
i swapped 14kg (30 pounds) of stainless steel scrap for these |
man some ones gonna be pissed when they find all their stainless steel pots missing
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Neon_WA
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man some ones gonna be pissed when they find all their stainless steel pots missing |
samples i test for the oil & gas industry come in high grade stainless tubes... they only use them once.. then thrown out
so in the end.. it only cost me 2 hours of my time
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johnorun
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| Neon_WA wrote: |
i swapped 14kg (30 pounds) of stainless steel scrap for these
edit >> 14kg of 316 stainless at todays prices is worth $14 (US$9) |
"SAD"....Such A Deal!!!! |
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Neon_WA
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heres the top of the white 8207 it is reasonably clean but certainly not sparkling as it comes up in the pic
and the other alpha i picked up.. nicer than the first
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Neon_WA
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and this interesting i960 board with keyboard, serial & hard-drive connectors
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jrmunro
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I would buy one of the TRW 1008 chips when you are ready to sell.
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Neon_WA
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for those who like the fujitsu, here is a better pic
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Neon_WA
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went down to the recycler at lunch-time for a 10 minute look in a box
inside was the remains of a TRS-80 model 4.. some of the chips had been scraped, most were plastic, but these are the ones still left in good nick
edit >> i presume gold motos are ram. on the bottom is written
64K 6M K8
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kosmokrator
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wow......
im wait ur sale too....
i think u have many interesting stuff!!! |
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Neon_WA
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going thru some of the boards i grabbed at the metal recyclers, but i hadnt really checked, i found this very nice clean socketed D80C51BH
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