Re: SP0256-AL2 XTAL (was Re: Looking for SPO256-AL2 chip)

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From: Frank Gomez
Date: Sat, 03 Nov 1990 20:01

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A good source for 3.12MHz clk is B.G. Micro which is
advertise in Radio Electronics.  Also a 3.57MHz will
work.

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Subject: Re: SP0256-AL2 XTAL (was Re: Looking for SPO256-AL2 chip)
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