ruud.baltissen_at_abp.nl
Date: 2007-02-22 16:29:30
Hallo allemaal,
Zimmers.net mentions a PCB with this MOS6702 IC. My question: why is this PCB placed here? (Marko?)
The reason why I ask this is that this CPB is equiped with a 50 pin edge connector. But AFAIK neither the original 8032 boards nor the supplement boards of the SuperPET have a 50 pin slot on board. So IMHO it is not part of the SuperPET. Or am I missing something?
The reason I was looking in this directory at all was that, during some spare time at work, I'm busy converting the schematics to Eagle. So far I have finished the ones for the C64, 8032 and 8032-SK. If interested, let me know.
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