Re: Free Apple II chips

[NO%lesh%SPAM%erjt%HERE@vuse.vanderbilt.edu (Tilghman Lesher)]

Scott Coburn (scott@bnl.gov) wrote:
: I was looking through a box of electronic stuff at home last night and
: came across an anti-static mat with four Apple II chips stuck into it.
: I don't remember where they came from, nor do I know if they work.  If
: anyone is interested in these chips please send your mailing address and
: I will send them to you.

: Here is the information from the chips:

: Chip 1: 370-6502  (processor...)
:         R6502-40
:         8443

Gee, mine is 8243.  Similarly for the other chips.

: Chip 2: 342-0135-8
:         C APPLE 82
:         AMI 8431BEI

That should be 342-0135-B

: Chip 3: AMI 8436MEW
:         342-0134-A
:         C APPLE 82

: Chip 4: 8421 G
:         C19663
:         342-0133-A
:         C APPLE 82

: Thanks,

: Scott

These are the chips which were taken out of an old //e, to upgrade
it to the enhanced version.  Pretty useless, unless you're in the
business of reversing progress.

Or, they might be useful for someone restoring older //e's from
non-working order.  I've never heard of any of these chips going
bad, though.

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