Phoenix board

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3 total messages Started by Jean-Michel Forgeas Sun, 06 Jan 1991 19:58

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Author: Jean-Michel Forgeas
Date: Sun, 06 Jan 1991 19:58

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Does somebody know where to find the Phoenix board for A1000
(to use the ECS with an A1000) ?
I think it is made in Australia.

Thanks
    Jean-Michel
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Re: Phoenix board

#7913

Author: Phil Kernick
Date: Mon, 07 Jan 1991 23:37

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forgeas@swinjm.UUCP (Jean-Michel Forgeas) writes:

>Does somebody know where to find the Phoenix board for A1000
>(to use the ECS with an A1000) ?
>I think it is made in Australia.

Phoenix Microtechnologies Pty Ltd
P.O. Box 41
Goodwood
SA 5034
AUSTRALIA

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Re: Phoenix board (A1000 board replacement)

#7929

Author: etac
Date: Tue, 08 Jan 1991 20:29

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In article <187b4253.ARN0b3d@swinjm.UUCP>, forgeas@swinjm.UUCP (Jean-Michel Forgeas) writes:
> Does somebody know where to find the Phoenix board for A1000
> (to use the ECS with an A1000) ?
> I think it is made in Australia.
>
> Thanks
>     Jean-Michel
> --

  The Phoenix board is a complete replacement motherboard for the Amiga 1000 .
It's main features are:-
                Full support for the enhanced chip set
                    (Obese Agnus and  Super Denise)
                Provision for up to 2MB onboard RAM and 8MB on daughterboard
                Batery back clock calender.
                Provision for switching between upto 4 internal KickStarts.
                Internal floppy DiskDrive connector to allow DF0: and DF1:
                        to be fitted internally (larger case needed).
                External boot drive switch.
                Maths Coprocessor socket.
                B2000 compatible video slot.
                A2000 expansion slot (larger case for big cards).
                SCSI port.
                Fully socket board.
                1MB memory standard.

  This wonderful upgrade board  is available from right here in SOUTH
AUSTRALIA for aprox. $700 Aus. from -

Phoenix MicroTechologies
P.O. Box 41
Goodwood
South Australia 5031

International +61-8 293 8752

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Andrew Chalmers

University of South Australia

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