d this a year or two back with about 30 x SID, VIC, and PLA chips
out of C64's. I heated them in the oven at about 250 for 15 minutes.
None of them showed any more signs of life than before I tried it,
unfortunately.
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-Pete Rittwage
ky, the unobtainable keyboard encoder. They could of
course also break from a PSU surge or static.
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-Pete Rittwage
o restore their programability, but I don't remember the specifics. I
> tried a few at 450F for 15 minutes, but they still won't program.
>
Are you positive you have the programming voltage right? I have a box of
really old ones and every time I have to research a little to find the
right voltage for different brands. All 27128's are not the same, for
example. Some are 12V, some may be 25V (for example). My programmer only
has one setting in the software, and I have to change jumpers to modify
programming voltage. My USB programmer won't touch any of the old ones
because I assume it can't provide enough voltage/current for them.
-Pete Rittwage
usly as with then, thanks for
> your help. I find the best way to learn is on the actual hardware warts
> and all.
>
> Bill
>
You should never use one-to-one NAT like that. You should only forward the
ports you need from the firewall to your server. In this case, I assume
you only need tcp/23 for telnet from the outside?
--
Pete Rittwage
That is an extremely good price... However, the site is very old and he
takes a very long time to reply, typically. (Months and months, if ever!)
-Pete
> Also check out:
>
> http://www.jppbm.com/
>
> m
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "drlegendre ."
> To: "General Discussion: On-Topic
> I need to recover some files from a SCSI drive that failed over a decade
> ago. Are there data recovery services that can determine if the files on
> the drive can be recovered or can actually do such a recovery? Now that
> I think about it, I recently also had a fairly new Western Digital dr
NPN is used for simple video amps... so 2n3904 or equivalent.
-Pete Rittwage
> Which type of transistor did you use for the mod? I don't see that in the
> writeup.. though I could well be missing it.
>
> Linked article says only "simple NPN"
>
> On Sat, Jan
Wrong, because "The Goldbergs" is doing very well.
That 80's show sucked because of the actors and writing, like any show.
-Pete
> After the success of "That 70s Show", clueless producers decided to try
> moving forward a decade to "That '80s Show", which was a flop. I have a
> theory as to wh
