Re: Z-100 memory problems

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From: Gern
Date: Tue, 23 May 1989 19:21

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If I understand what you did:

Converted old MB 192K to 768K by Wiedamann method and pulled all S-100
RAM boards.

I would replace U153 with a 74S280 for a start.

If things don't get better, I now have 2 spare New Type motherboards
one 5MHz 64K RAM IC parts, one 8MHz 256K IC parts that I will let go
to the desparate for $35 and $75 respectively.  Neither contain any RAM.
They are pull outs from machines I bought for parts and gaurenteed to work.

Gern
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