Re: HELP! //C NEEDS A CHIP!!

[knassen@racine.ccs.itd.umich.edu (Kent Nassen)]

In article <1993Apr27.020553.12718@iscsvax.uni.edu> thompson1371@iscsvax.uni.edu writes:
>I recently tried a little experament in linking up some radio equipment
>to my Apple //c.  

This is a bit off topic with your post, but what are you linking to your
//c (construction and operation details)?

>Althought the wiring was correct, my coordination was
>not, and as a result, I slipped whilst hooking up a wire, and, well...
>my //c's joystick's horizontal input is *FRIED*.  Total bummer.  I have
>tried replacing the opto-isolator that is connected to this, but that is
>not the problem chip.  It seems to be the IOU chip. (one of the three
>big ugly 40 or so pin chips, same look as the MMU and 65c02)
>
>Looks like I need one of these chips. 

Alltech Electronics (orders 800-995-7773; ?'s & tech support 619-721-7733)
lists the //c IOU chip for $29 in one of their recent inCider/A+ ads.

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