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In article <12203556304.17.KELLEY@EDWARDS-2060.ARPA>, KELLEY@EDWARDS-2060.ARPA writes:
> 
>    Atarians,
> 
>     Sorry about the last message but my fingers were typing slower than 
> I was thinking.  Anyhow like I was saying, by typing in the folling line
> at the ready prompt you will know which revision you have.
> 
>                     Print Peek(43234)
> 
> Match the number that the computer responds with to the list below.
> 
>                   Revision A ---> 162
>                   Revision B ---> 96
>                   Revision C ---> 234
> 
>    You can find the ad for Computervisions in ANTIC magazine (just
> read the fine print).  Time for installing the chip is about 10
> minutes.  It is socketed so anyone can perform this without any
> electronic experience.
> 
Having just done this myself, there are a few caveats.  The BASIC chip is
static sensitive so do not touch it with your hands.  Use a tool to remove 
and insert the IC.  

Also:  BASIC XE by OSS gives 108 when you print peek (43234).
I do not know what BASIC XL gives.  (I also wonder who assigns the numbers
so that they are unique?)

				  --Bill--