From: Marko Mäkelä (marko.makela_at_hut.fi)
Date: 2002-12-12 12:42:17
The following message appeared on the Oric mailing list. I'm forwarding
it, as I thought that some of you might be interested.
Marko
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English below.
De Fabrice Franc?s:
"Sur le newsgroup, Mike a forward? une info du site 6502.org: un gars
propose de servir d'interm?diaire pour grouper des commandes de
processeurs WDC. Il y a des 65C02, des 65C816 et des versions
microcontroleurs de ces cpus (avec des I/O et des timers int?gr?s, des
d?codages d'adresses, etc). Les 65C02 et 65C816 peuvent tourner ? 14 MHz
(!). Et WDC fabrique aussi des 65C22 qui monte jusqu'? 10 MHz... Andr?
Majorel est int?ress? (moi aussi), et proposait de faire un sous-groupe
fran?ais pour diminuer les frais de port..."
English: Here is a copy of recents messages on com.sys.oric
Fabrice Frances and Andre Majorel are interested for a grouped order.
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Newsgroups: comp.sys.oric
Subject: Forwarded from 6502 dev list for information
From: "Mickael Pointier" <sorry.nospam@accepted.invalid>
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 19:31:54 +0100
Garth Wilson wrote:
> I mention this for those who may not be in the habbit of checking the
> www.6502.org forum regularly-- Mike Naberezny is taking orders for
> WDC parts, the 65c02sb, 65c22, '816, '134, and 265, the slowest of
> them being 8MHz or 10MHz. He will then get exact pricing on the
> quantities everyone combined wanted and make the order. This
> benefits a lot of hobbyists who don't want to order the normal WDC
> minimum of $100 of parts all at once. He expects the '02, '816, and
> '22 to be a little under $5 each, with the microcontrollers being
> under $15 each. Check www.6502.org for details.
>
> Garth
Dbug
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Newsgroups: comp.sys.oric
Subject: Re: Forwarded from 6502 dev list for information
From: Andre Majorel <amajorel@teezer.fr>
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 19:28:46 +0000 (UTC)
In article <3df632de$0$11842$626a54ce@news.free.fr>, Mickael Pointier wrote:
> Garth Wilson wrote:
>> I mention this for those who may not be in the habbit of checking the
>> www.6502.org forum regularly-- Mike Naberezny is taking orders for
>> WDC parts, the 65c02sb, 65c22, '816, '134, and 265, the slowest of
>> them being 8MHz or 10MHz. He will then get exact pricing on the
>> quantities everyone combined wanted and make the order. This
>> benefits a lot of hobbyists who don't want to order the normal WDC
>> minimum of $100 of parts all at once. He expects the '02, '816, and
>> '22 to be a little under $5 each, with the microcontrollers being
>> under $15 each. Check www.6502.org for details.
Thanks for the tip. I'm considering getting some 6502, 6522 and
65816. www.e44.com sells 65C02 P2 (2 MHz) for 15.50 EUR apiece.
However, in my experience, ordering from the US can easily be
much more expensive than it looks at first sight, because of the
money transfer, customs and shipping costs. To keep the price
per unit down, we probably want to make a group order from
Europe, and dispatch locally. Is anyone else interested ?
--
Andr? Majorel <URL:http://www.teaser.fr/~amajorel/>
This message contains at least 80% of post-consumer ideas.
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Newsgroups: comp.sys.oric
Subject: Re: Forwarded from 6502 dev list for information
From: "Fabrice Frances" <nospam@nospam.fr>
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2002 10:22:50 +0100
"Andre Majorel" <amajorel@teezer.fr> a ?crit dans le message de news:
slrnavcg78.149.amajorel@vulcain.knox.com...
> In article <3df632de$0$11842$626a54ce@news.free.fr>, Mickael Pointier
wrote:
>
> > Garth Wilson wrote:
> >> I mention this for those who may not be in the habbit of checking the
> >> www.6502.org forum regularly-- Mike Naberezny is taking orders for
> >> WDC parts, the 65c02sb, 65c22, '816, '134, and 265, the slowest of
> >> them being 8MHz or 10MHz. He will then get exact pricing on the
> >> quantities everyone combined wanted and make the order. This
> >> benefits a lot of hobbyists who don't want to order the normal WDC
> >> minimum of $100 of parts all at once. He expects the '02, '816, and
> >> '22 to be a little under $5 each, with the microcontrollers being
> >> under $15 each. Check www.6502.org for details.
>
> Thanks for the tip. I'm considering getting some 6502, 6522 and
> 65816. www.e44.com sells 65C02 P2 (2 MHz) for 15.50 EUR apiece.
>
> However, in my experience, ordering from the US can easily be
> much more expensive than it looks at first sight, because of the
> money transfer, customs and shipping costs. To keep the price
> per unit down, we probably want to make a group order from
> Europe, and dispatch locally. Is anyone else interested ?
[finger raised]
Here, here ! :-)
I'm going to look if we can order '802 too, this one is a dream for our
Orics...
But I'm also interested in the '816, and maybe some of the microcontrollers
too...
I'm checking the page and will tell you...
I'm sure there are other people interested, but they don't read the
newsgroup (like Thierry Bestel, Claude Sittler, Jean Boileau, Andr? Ch?ramy
and others...)
Who can forward this information to the mailing-list ?
Fabrice
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Newsgroups: comp.sys.oric
Subject: Re: Forwarded from 6502 dev list for information
From: "Fabrice Frances" <nospam@nospam.fr>
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2002 11:32:11 +0100
"Fabrice Frances" <nospam@nospam.fr> a ?crit dans le message de news:
3df703ea$0$22996$626a54ce@news.free.fr...
> I'm going to look if we can order '802 too, this one is a dream for our
> Orics...
Mhhh... it seems WDC doesn't produce '802 anymore...
But I still have a hope to adapt the 40-pin DIP '816 for the Oric,
so, count me in for 4 pieces.
And 4 pieces of 65C22 too (10 MHz, whow...)
Oh, is the 65C02 really running at up to 14 MHz ?
I want two of them too !
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