Re: What kind of RAM card is this BTW?

[lockar <nospam@spam.com>]

     I had no intention of buying the card.  I was just wondering the
card was.  There are only 3 cards I am looking for and RAM or Printer
cards are not it.

       I just like to know what some of these cards are and what they
do. That's all.. 

        -Lockar

In article <p_Cdnf9HEM_kHJLdRVn-uw@comcast.com>, Bill Garber
<willy46pa@comcast.net> wrote:

> "Wayne Stewart" <waynes@telus.dotnet> wrote in message
> news:p%KPb.478$oj2.365@edtnps89...
> : lockar wrote:
> : >    No, Wayne.  I forgot to past the link in the message.
> : >
> : >     Here is the link
> :
> : I have a couple of those and they aren't RAM cards, they're
> parrallel
> : printer cards. The RAM is the buffer. The missing parts are a
> 2732 EPROM
> : and an Intel D8748. Mine don't have a manufacturers name on
> them.
> :
> : Wayne
> 
> I suspected that a 40-pin socket and 24 pin socket
> with a 26 pin header were not ram cards, and I had
> told him so. I also suggested that with both main
> chips missing, they would not be worth buying. Lots
> of people think that because it is APPLE, that it
> should be worth big bucks, regardless of value and
> condition, but they are wrong. Like that Bank Street
> card. You'd think after listing it for $200 4-5 times
> that he'd realize that no one is going to pay that
> much for it. I have become very selective about what
> I bid on of late, and some are things I think I might
> like, rather than collectors items. Anyway, I digress.
> I also got tired of fighting for the same stuff, so
> now I'm designing my own. ;-)
> 
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