From: B Degnan (billdeg_at_degnanco.com)
Date: 2006-09-23 11:57:59
Speaking of which, I just got the weirdest 8296 yesterday. It has
the 8032-type chassis but it's labeled 8296 on the back. An embedded
disk 5 1/4 drive is on the side of the monitor positioned vertically,
not below like a typical 8296D. It's an OEM model sold by Malvern,
a company in England.
It also has a coax connector and custom ROMS, etc. It's not functioning
at the moment. I will be working on it to see if I can get it running.
I have a power converter for the UK. I have to clean and re-assemble
some of the parts that have shaken loose over time, first.
Bill D
usa
<snip>
>> Recently I received some ICs. One MOS IC has the code 8700-009,
>> production date 2184. Does it ring a bell for someone?
>>
>> It is a 8700 PLA (programmable logic array) as found in e.g. a 8296.
>> See near the end of this document:
>>
>> http://www.sothius.com/hypertxt/additional/cbm8296addition.html
>
>It's equivalent to a 82S100.
>
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