On Thu, Jul 23, 2015 at 7:25 PM, Andrew Jones wrote:
> The photos of your home-made QUIP socket were really cool.
I haven't made any QUIP sockets yet, though I plan to do so. The
photos are of a footprint adapter which has an actual 3M 3534 QUIP
socket plugged into machined-pin socket strips.
>
Eric, a friend pointed me to your inspiring ClassicCMP post about
getting your 432 online. The photos of your home-made QUIP socket were
really cool.
I reached out today because I've been wanting to hack on a 432 emulator
for some years, ever since I found some contemporary textbooks about th
Previously I posted photos of a Zilog Z8-02 MPD running a copy of the
Z8671 BASIC subset ROM code on a breadboard. The Z8-02 was packaged in
a ceramic leadless QUIP package, and I have only one good QUIP socket,
so I made an adapter that the QUIP socket can plug into, which then
has a very wide 64-
