| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 3475.1 | Salvage | WELMT2::FINNIS | Peter Finnis at Welwyn | Thu Feb 15 1990 07:37 | 7 |
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You can always salvage the chips off the board and buy a blank
memory board somewhere !!!
Pete
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| 3475.2 | Help Me!!!! | STKAI2::SMEDBERG | | Thu Feb 15 1990 11:13 | 19 |
| Yes i could do that!, but how shall i connect the chips then???
I Called Mitsubishi for the specifications but they don't have the
chips they newer heard about those numburs written on top of the
chips!
IT Says :
21-22422-22
256AJ E
750274-15
(And it is a Mitsubishi logo on it, it has 18 Pins and there are
18 x 4 of them on the card.)
The card is made to be in a DS 2000 machine.
:-( /JohSm
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| 3475.3 | right capacity, wrong package | MQOFS::DESROSIERS | Lets procrastinate....tomorrow | Thu Feb 15 1990 12:25 | 5 |
| Those are indeed 256K x 1 chips, unfortunately, most of the cards I saw
use 16 pin chips.
Jean
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| 3475.4 | aren't they surface mount? | CIMNET::KYZIVAT | Paul Kyzivat | Thu Feb 15 1990 17:07 | 10 |
| I presume you meant that this is a VS2000 memory board? There are lots of
them around scrap I think. I would be great if they (or the chips) could
be used on Ami. But aren't they surface mount? If so, the chips can't be
reused - would need some kind of adaptor between the board and the amiga
bus. I'm not a hardware type, but it doesn't sound too feasible.
If someone could come up with a cheap adaptor, and if some legal way could
be found to obtain those boards, it would be a great way to add memory.
Paul
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