All integrated circuits this time. All DIP: 1 AMI S6551 P, plastic, date 8133 4 Intel 8274, ceramic 3 Intel 8255, plastic, date '81 1 Intel 8251, ceramic 1 Intel P8251A, plastic 1 Intersil ICL7109CPL, plastic, date 7907 2 Intersil ICL7218AIJI, ceramic, date 7919 3 MOS Technology MPS6502, plastic, various dates '79 and '80 1 MOS Technology MPS6522, plastic, date 3879 1 Mostek MK3880N-4 (Z80-CPU), plastic, date 8220 1 Motorola MC6847P, plastic, date 7830 2 Motorola MC6860P, plastic, date 7829 and 8149 1 RCA COP 1801 CUD, ceramic, date 7546this and next are a pair 1 RCA COP 1801 CRD, ceramic, date 7546 both in (partial) original packaging 1 Rockwell R6522-33, plastic, date 8209 2 S? 2513N (character gen?), plastic 2 SMC FDC1797, plastic 1 SMC COM8017, plastic, date 7921 1 SMC KR2376-ST, plastic, date 8001 1 Synertec SY6502, plastic, date 8301 4 Zilog Z80-PIO, ceramic, date 7714 1 Zilog Z80A PIO, plastic, date 8229 1 Zilog Z80B CPU, plastic, date 8121 1 Zilog Z80A DMA, plastic, date either 8410 or 8001 4 Zilog Z80A DART, plastic, date 8408 3 Zilog Z80A CTC, plastic, date 8404 I'm perfectly fine with doling these out as onsies and twosies, so that the largest number of you can complete projects or repairs. Please reply to the list so you can discuss who gets what in public. I hate having to be the arbitrator, and it's too much like work to put this up on Ebay. Bill Dudley Jackson, NJ
Bill: I could use the FDC1797s. Will you be at the workshop, this weekend? On Wed, 24 Feb 2016, William F. Dudley Jr. via vcf-midatlantic wrote:
All integrated circuits this time. All DIP:
1 AMI S6551 P, plastic, date 8133 4 Intel 8274, ceramic 3 Intel 8255, plastic, date '81 1 Intel 8251, ceramic 1 Intel P8251A, plastic 1 Intersil ICL7109CPL, plastic, date 7907 2 Intersil ICL7218AIJI, ceramic, date 7919 3 MOS Technology MPS6502, plastic, various dates '79 and '80 1 MOS Technology MPS6522, plastic, date 3879 1 Mostek MK3880N-4 (Z80-CPU), plastic, date 8220 1 Motorola MC6847P, plastic, date 7830 2 Motorola MC6860P, plastic, date 7829 and 8149 1 RCA COP 1801 CUD, ceramic, date 7546this and next are a pair 1 RCA COP 1801 CRD, ceramic, date 7546 both in (partial) original packaging 1 Rockwell R6522-33, plastic, date 8209 2 S? 2513N (character gen?), plastic 2 SMC FDC1797, plastic 1 SMC COM8017, plastic, date 7921 1 SMC KR2376-ST, plastic, date 8001 1 Synertec SY6502, plastic, date 8301 4 Zilog Z80-PIO, ceramic, date 7714 1 Zilog Z80A PIO, plastic, date 8229 1 Zilog Z80B CPU, plastic, date 8121 1 Zilog Z80A DMA, plastic, date either 8410 or 8001 4 Zilog Z80A DART, plastic, date 8408 3 Zilog Z80A CTC, plastic, date 8404
I'm perfectly fine with doling these out as onsies and twosies, so that the largest number of you can complete projects or repairs.
Please reply to the list so you can discuss who gets what in public. I hate having to be the arbitrator, and it's too much like work to put this up on Ebay.
Bill Dudley Jackson, NJ
Mike Loewen mloewen@cpumagic.scol.pa.us Old Technology http://q7.neurotica.com/Oldtech/
I may pop by the workshop, if enough of you are going to be there to make it worth while delivering "stuff". Bill This email is free of malware because I run Linux. On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 9:40 PM, Mike Loewen via vcf-midatlantic < vcf-midatlantic@lists.vintagecomputerfederation.org> wrote:
Bill:
I could use the FDC1797s. Will you be at the workshop, this weekend?
On Wed, 24 Feb 2016, William F. Dudley Jr. via vcf-midatlantic wrote:
All integrated circuits this time. All DIP:
1 AMI S6551 P, plastic, date 8133 4 Intel 8274, ceramic 3 Intel 8255, plastic, date '81 1 Intel 8251, ceramic 1 Intel P8251A, plastic 1 Intersil ICL7109CPL, plastic, date 7907 2 Intersil ICL7218AIJI, ceramic, date 7919 3 MOS Technology MPS6502, plastic, various dates '79 and '80 1 MOS Technology MPS6522, plastic, date 3879 1 Mostek MK3880N-4 (Z80-CPU), plastic, date 8220 1 Motorola MC6847P, plastic, date 7830 2 Motorola MC6860P, plastic, date 7829 and 8149 1 RCA COP 1801 CUD, ceramic, date 7546this and next are a pair 1 RCA COP 1801 CRD, ceramic, date 7546 both in (partial) original packaging 1 Rockwell R6522-33, plastic, date 8209 2 S? 2513N (character gen?), plastic 2 SMC FDC1797, plastic 1 SMC COM8017, plastic, date 7921 1 SMC KR2376-ST, plastic, date 8001 1 Synertec SY6502, plastic, date 8301 4 Zilog Z80-PIO, ceramic, date 7714 1 Zilog Z80A PIO, plastic, date 8229 1 Zilog Z80B CPU, plastic, date 8121 1 Zilog Z80A DMA, plastic, date either 8410 or 8001 4 Zilog Z80A DART, plastic, date 8408 3 Zilog Z80A CTC, plastic, date 8404
I'm perfectly fine with doling these out as onsies and twosies, so that the largest number of you can complete projects or repairs.
Please reply to the list so you can discuss who gets what in public. I hate having to be the arbitrator, and it's too much like work to put this up on Ebay.
Bill Dudley Jackson, NJ
Mike Loewen mloewen@cpumagic.scol.pa.us Old Technology http://q7.neurotica.com/Oldtech/
I won't be at the workshop, but please let me know if you have the MOS 6502 and/or 6522 chips left over. Thanks, Chris Fala On Feb 24, 2016, at 9:46 PM, William Dudley via vcf-midatlantic<vcf-midatlantic@lists.vintagecomputerfederation.org> wrote: I may pop by the workshop, if enough of you are going to be there to make it worth while delivering "stuff". Bill This email is free of malware because I run Linux. On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 9:40 PM, Mike Loewen via vcf-midatlantic < vcf-midatlantic@lists.vintagecomputerfederation.org> wrote:
Bill:
I could use the FDC1797s. Will you be at the workshop, this weekend?
On Wed, 24 Feb 2016, William F. Dudley Jr. via vcf-midatlantic wrote:
All integrated circuits this time. All DIP:
1 AMI S6551 P, plastic, date 8133 4 Intel 8274, ceramic 3 Intel 8255, plastic, date '81 1 Intel 8251, ceramic 1 Intel P8251A, plastic 1 Intersil ICL7109CPL, plastic, date 7907 2 Intersil ICL7218AIJI, ceramic, date 7919 3 MOS Technology MPS6502, plastic, various dates '79 and '80 1 MOS Technology MPS6522, plastic, date 3879 1 Mostek MK3880N-4 (Z80-CPU), plastic, date 8220 1 Motorola MC6847P, plastic, date 7830 2 Motorola MC6860P, plastic, date 7829 and 8149 1 RCA COP 1801 CUD, ceramic, date 7546this and next are a pair 1 RCA COP 1801 CRD, ceramic, date 7546 both in (partial) original packaging 1 Rockwell R6522-33, plastic, date 8209 2 S? 2513N (character gen?), plastic 2 SMC FDC1797, plastic 1 SMC COM8017, plastic, date 7921 1 SMC KR2376-ST, plastic, date 8001 1 Synertec SY6502, plastic, date 8301 4 Zilog Z80-PIO, ceramic, date 7714 1 Zilog Z80A PIO, plastic, date 8229 1 Zilog Z80B CPU, plastic, date 8121 1 Zilog Z80A DMA, plastic, date either 8410 or 8001 4 Zilog Z80A DART, plastic, date 8408 3 Zilog Z80A CTC, plastic, date 8404
I'm perfectly fine with doling these out as onsies and twosies, so that the largest number of you can complete projects or repairs.
Please reply to the list so you can discuss who gets what in public. I hate having to be the arbitrator, and it's too much like work to put this up on Ebay.
Bill Dudley Jackson, NJ
Mike Loewen mloewen@cpumagic.scol.pa.us Old Technology http://q7.neurotica.com/Oldtech/
I would very much like the
1 RCA COP 1801 CUD, ceramic, date 7546this and next are a pair 1 RCA COP 1801 CRD, ceramic, date 7546 both in (partial) original
,,,Because I have a system with these chips and I could always use spares. Can I send a self-addressed envelope to mail them etc.? Here is the system http://vintagecomputer.net/RCA/COSMAC/ Bill Degnan On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 11:13 PM, Chris via vcf-midatlantic < vcf-midatlantic@lists.vintagecomputerfederation.org> wrote:
I won't be at the workshop, but please let me know if you have the MOS 6502 and/or 6522 chips left over.
Thanks, Chris Fala
On Feb 24, 2016, at 9:46 PM, William Dudley via vcf-midatlantic< vcf-midatlantic@lists.vintagecomputerfederation.org> wrote:
I may pop by the workshop, if enough of you are going to be there to make it worth while delivering "stuff".
Bill
This email is free of malware because I run Linux.
On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 9:40 PM, Mike Loewen via vcf-midatlantic < vcf-midatlantic@lists.vintagecomputerfederation.org> wrote:
Bill:
I could use the FDC1797s. Will you be at the workshop, this weekend?
On Wed, 24 Feb 2016, William F. Dudley Jr. via vcf-midatlantic wrote:
All integrated circuits this time. All DIP:
1 AMI S6551 P, plastic, date 8133 4 Intel 8274, ceramic 3 Intel 8255, plastic, date '81 1 Intel 8251, ceramic 1 Intel P8251A, plastic 1 Intersil ICL7109CPL, plastic, date 7907 2 Intersil ICL7218AIJI, ceramic, date 7919 3 MOS Technology MPS6502, plastic, various dates '79 and '80 1 MOS Technology MPS6522, plastic, date 3879 1 Mostek MK3880N-4 (Z80-CPU), plastic, date 8220 1 Motorola MC6847P, plastic, date 7830 2 Motorola MC6860P, plastic, date 7829 and 8149 1 RCA COP 1801 CUD, ceramic, date 7546this and next are a pair 1 RCA COP 1801 CRD, ceramic, date 7546 both in (partial) original packaging 1 Rockwell R6522-33, plastic, date 8209 2 S? 2513N (character gen?), plastic 2 SMC FDC1797, plastic 1 SMC COM8017, plastic, date 7921 1 SMC KR2376-ST, plastic, date 8001 1 Synertec SY6502, plastic, date 8301 4 Zilog Z80-PIO, ceramic, date 7714 1 Zilog Z80A PIO, plastic, date 8229 1 Zilog Z80B CPU, plastic, date 8121 1 Zilog Z80A DMA, plastic, date either 8410 or 8001 4 Zilog Z80A DART, plastic, date 8408 3 Zilog Z80A CTC, plastic, date 8404
I'm perfectly fine with doling these out as onsies and twosies, so that the largest number of you can complete projects or repairs.
Please reply to the list so you can discuss who gets what in public. I hate having to be the arbitrator, and it's too much like work to put this up on Ebay.
Bill Dudley Jackson, NJ
Mike Loewen mloewen@cpumagic.scol.pa.us Old Technology http://q7.neurotica.com/Oldtech/
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