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Need 64-pin WW socket

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From: Bob Lied
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 1984 23:17
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A few weeks ago, God spoke to me.  God said, "Bob, I want
you to build an S-100 system with a Motorola 68000.  You
must do this from scratch with Vector boards."  Then he
went on about how many cubits to make the card cage, and
there was something about using two of every kind of chip.

Well, far be it from me to ignore the words of The Big Guy,
so I plunged my life savings into wire wrap and static ram.
But I have one problem:  I need a socket for the 68000.

Does anyone know where I can get a 64-pin wire-wrap socket?
If you do, there may be a place in the afterlife for you.
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Subject: Need 64-pin WW socket
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Date: Wed, 22-Feb-84 18:17:19 EST
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