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Search for a Microprocessor

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From: mece1v0
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 1991 09:48
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I am searching for a microprocessor that was
discussed in one of the electronics magazine. The
one I am interested in had a built in Basic
interpreter that allowed the EPROM to be programed
in straight basic.
I know assemble code for both the 8088 and the 68000
series but would prefer to use basic because this is
the first project I have used a microprocessor in.

I currently race radio controlled cars and am
attempting to build a set of trap gates for the
local track. I am going to use two of the Sharp
inferred modules sold by Radio Shack as the
transducers.  My goals are to have four readouts
available which are feet per second, meters per
second, miles per hour, and kilometers per hour. If
anyone has seen projects of this nature please post
or mail a reference as to the whereabouts of any
articles or documentation.

Thanks in advance for any replies.

                               Shane Spencer
                               Houston, Texas
                               JETSON::MECE1V0
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