Cheap Video 16k Chip Limited Source

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From: Jan Steinman
Date: Fri, 06 Oct 1989 17:35

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<deanr@sco.COM (Dean Reece)>
<The book uses 16k dynamic RAM in the CerDIP (Ceramic DIP package) and pops the 
top off by heating it with a soldering iron.>

I've got about 50 of these.  If anyone is serious enough about it to send me a 
SASE and a bit of anti-static foam, I'll send you one or two.  I'd guess 
they're hard to find, being such ancient technology!

							   Jan Steinman - N7JDB
						  Electronic Systems Laboratory
					Box 500, MS 50-370, Beaverton, OR 97077
						(w)503/627-5881 (h)503/657-7703

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Subject: Cheap Video 16k Chip Limited Source
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Date: 6 Oct 89 17:35:31 GMT
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