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Article #34021Re: Wanted: Old Roms
From: John Logajan x3118
Date: Fri, 09 Sep 1988 15:25
Date: Fri, 09 Sep 1988 15:25
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Dave Douglass writes:
> one of the rom chips is very HOT to the touch...
It could be the rom chip, but also make sure that none of the rom
output lines (data lines) are shorted to anything else (or together).
Shorted outputs draw a lot of current so they tend to get very warm --
but the actual short could be all the way across the pc board.
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