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Y.D.AN. writes:
>	If you are on good terms with your local Schweber or Hamilton-Avnet
>rep (or other Motorola distributor) they should be able to secure a 12.0 
>mHz processor in the $80-$120 range.

- and then he says -

>	If at all possible, get prime parts.  Saving money on off-spec
>devices, fallouts, cull-outs, call 'em what you will, is false economy.
>

Gee, if the 68020RC12 wasn't an off-spec part it would run at a maximum
clock freq of 12.5MHz, not 12.0...  Same thing for the 'RC16 - max clock
is 16.7MHz (actually the minimum clock period is 60ns....)

Seriously, watch out for the minimum frequency too - it's 8MHz for both
the '12 and the '16.

Good luck finding a cheap co-processor - supply/demand/production volume/
yield/etc. isn't on the consumer's side at this point.
-- 
Neal Sedell