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Re: EXPANSION RAM BOARD for ST

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From: Christopher Williamson
Date: Sat, 01 Jul 1989 14:18
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I am *VERY* interested in your plans/ideas about this board.  I am reasonably
mechanically/eletrically inclined and I have an expert solderer friend and
alot of patience.  Together this should work ok.  How much will the board
be, what do I need in addition, how long till it will be available, will you
take US dollars, etc, etc... Can I put 256K RAMs in one bank and 1Mbit RAMs
in the other?  Excuse me if that was a stupid question.   Also as for
suggestions, could the blitter chip be placed on this board, will the board
get in the way of where the blitter would/could go?  I am rather dumb at this
and dont if I ever will want a blitter, or updated ROMs, but could this board
make that installation any easier/harder?

                            Thanks muchly,
                                                 - Chris
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From: cwilliam@umd5.umd.edu (Christopher Williamson)
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Subject: Re: EXPANSION RAM BOARD for ST
Keywords: memory upgrade RAM boards
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Date: 1 Jul 89 14:18:44 GMT
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