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Chiefish
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Heres a few prototype boards with nice white and gold ceramic chips on them, i havent been able to come up with any info on them as of yet tho.
I have 3 of the larger ones and 5 of the smaller ones. $7 each.
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kosmokrator
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1 small for me
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| 1 small for me please |
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Chiefish
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No problem guys i will add them to the others i have for you. 
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and add 1 small one to my order
cheers Stu
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Chiefish
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OK Stu added
Thanks
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| Neon_WA wrote: | and add 1 small one to my order
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change mine to a large one, seeing it has more info on the board (just in case i cant track down more info on it)
cheers Stu
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Chiefish
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sure i will, i noticed the name on the boards relates to the business card in my other sale of two chips from Fairchild. Charles m. Botchek, and on the boards it says Botchek Associates, so they must have somthing in common.
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Neon_WA
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| Chiefish wrote: | | sure i will, i noticed the name on the boards relates to the business card in my other sale of two chips from Fairchild. Charles m. Botchek, and on the boards it says Botchek Associates, so they must have somthing in common. |
thx 4 that
i did a quick look and there are some patents held by Charles Botchek, but all newer than this. A lot seem to be designs for interfaces between different transfer protocols (eg PCMCIA > SCSI)
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Qwerty
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Hi,
I would like to take a large board.
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johnorun
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>> Give me a small board $7, if available, please!
Thanks. 
>> and add a Large one- $7 too, if not too late...
**They look like TI9900's to me??... 
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Neon_WA
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**They look like TI9900's to me??... |
these have indents at each end plus a circle to mark pin 1, so unlikely
but yes TI has that pin attachment.. so likely a TI at least
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One small for me.
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