> On 22 Feb 2025, at 12:24, Francesco Messineo <francesco.messineo_at_gmail.com> wrote: > >>> Hi all, >>> I need to program a replacement PLA for a 1551 drive, of course I have >>> blank ICs. >> >> May I ask what exactly chips exactly do you have? And where can I get some? I mean if they are not the soviet ones, which I already have. > > of course the soviet ones, that are now unobtainable too. > But luckily they always worked fine (except some random one that fails > programming) and I have (I hope) a lifetime batch. So do I ;-) > PLS100/82S100 are almost extinct in the non-programmed state (but you > might want to try your luck on aliexpress). Well - and get a good bunch of already programmed ones. Been there, seen that… > 93459 blank PLAs are easier to find (last time I've checked) but I > don't have any programmer that can handle them and the only known > programmer that supports them (at least for what I know) is rare and > expensive for those of us living in EU. What programmer is able to handle them? -- SD!Received on 2025-02-22 23:00:01
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