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clocks for the cartridge port

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From: Sandra J Loosemore
Date: Tue, 10 May 1988 19:52
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On the subject of clock chips, does anybody have recommendations for
a clock chip that plugs into the cartridge port?  I don't really want
to have to mess with the innards of my machine, or do a great deal of
programming to get the thing to do anything useful.  I saw one such
beast at a local dealer several months ago, but it appeared to have a
limited lifetime and no way to replace the batteries.  It also set up a
bunch of useless (to me, at least) desk accessories.  Is there anything
better on the market?

-Sandra Loosemore (sandra@cs.utah.edu, sandra@utah-cs.uucp)
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From: sandra@utah-cs.UUCP (Sandra J Loosemore)
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Subject: clocks for the cartridge port
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Date: 10 May 88 19:52:10 GMT
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Organization: University of Utah CS Dept
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