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iguana
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Chiefish
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Yes i think i do, i have seen some that i really liked, altho i dont own any yet i am sure i will in time.  |
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doccybrown
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Absolutely! My favourite is the early 580BM80
in flat package!
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| doccybrown wrote: | Absolutely! My favourite is the early 580BM80
in flat package! |
Nice to see 
580BM80 - wite cerDIP40 gold pins
KP580BM80 - plastic DIP40
K580NK80 - wite ceramic flat packede
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cocoe
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Yes, I like soviet CPUs but a reasonable costs.
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iguana
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OK guys!
I am trying to create own website...
<meta name="description" content="Information, identification and pictures of vintage Soviet(USSR,Russian,Yuris) microprocessors.">
I see I do not mill the wind
I couldn't refrain from showing of my best chips Are not they lovely?
(please do not PM me with offers. thanks.)
573 = 8755
1804BC2 = Am2903 military
K580NK55 = i8255
K580NK80 = i8080
1801BM2 ~~ DEC DCT11AC
587NK2 = ALU no western analog military
1818BM01 = Signetics 8X300
580BM80 = i8080 military
KM1816BE48 = i8748
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el_gecko
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Chips are very cool and the collector too 
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el_gecko
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Does somebody have an idea on which kind of socket are running these flat packages?
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iguana
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| el_gecko wrote: | | Does somebody have an idea on which kind of socket are running these flat packages? |
Correct question:
Does somebody have an idea on which kind of rocket are running these flat packages
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