Re: recommendations for PROM/EPROM programmer...

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From: klby
Date: Sun, 05 Feb 1989 20:43

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I have a nice little eprom burner that will do 2708's to 27256's (and maby 512's
Im not sure without the manual) It plugs in the user port of a Commodore 64
computer.  It is not the flashest hardware I have ever used, but they sell for
$69.00 from Datel Computers.  The software will even let you assemble or
disassemble 6502 code.  It has the usual features of letting you load and save 
from disk or tape and verify the eprom's programming.  You cant beet it for the
price.

                               Matthew Kleinmann

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