I have three 326298A's (also a few others - 250407B, 250425 and 250469/4). I just measured and the pin spacing on the 326298 is 1.0" between the ROM chips. They are laid out in the same order as the 250407 - BASIC, KERNAL and CHAR (U3, U4, U5). It's cool because U6 is actually between U5 and U7 on this version. Actually all the chips are arranged in numerical order. I have never seen a 250441 but I would imagine it has 0.8" spacing like the versions before and after it do. I hope this information helps. Wayne On Jul 7, 2013, at 9:55 AM, silverdr@wfmh.org.pl wrote: > > On 2013-07-07, at 17:53, Michał Pleban wrote: >> Can we possibly catalogue all the variations here? >> It would very much >> help my and Patryk's efforts in ROM replacements. >> >> So far we have: >> >> ASSY 326162: > > ? The 326298? > >> ??? spacing, BASIC KERNAL CHAR >> Is it 10" or something different? From the photo I gather that the >> spacing between first two chips is different than from the last two chips? >> >> KU - what is this KU board? > > That's one of those legends that only a few Elite warriors were able to see with their own eyes ;-) A board with no ASSY#, called "KU" after the "KU-xxxx" silk-screened mark > >> 10" spacing, BASIC KERNAL CHAR??? >> >> ASSY 250407, 250425, 250441, 250466: >> 8" spacing, BASIC KERNAL CHAR >> >> ASSY 250469: >> 8" spacing, CHAR KERNAL+BASIC >> >> SX-64: >> 9" spacing, CHAR KERNAL BASIC >> >> Can you fill the missing data? >> > > So far I believe we have: > > - "5 pin" board (326298) three ROMs B-K-C, raster 1.0"(?) > - "KU" board three ROMs B-K-C, raster 1.0" (?) > - remaining "wide" boards three ROMs B-K-C, raster 0.8" > - "narrow" boards two ROMs C-BK, raster 0.8" > - SX-64 CPU board three ROMs C-K-B, raster 0.9" > > > Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2013-07-07 19:02:28
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