Denial

I only buy passive components from China. NEVER EVER buy IC's

You can't stop it its power is unlimited

Great...
A bit of advice: tape the sockets into position before you solder them, or else they will be crooked.

EVX wrote:Hi there, I've been back tinkering with C=

So far there is C+C# C++ and now C=

BSOD
(Black screen of death)

http://www.osiweb.org/manuals/OSI_appnote_1.pdf
Never mind I confirm that the site says true, see the first page.

Found this web-page if you're still interested.
http://retro.hansotten.nl/6502-sbc/6530-6532/
Apparently (maybe) the R6530-005 is a variant of the 6530, only difference is the masked ROM is empty. (maybe)

I snipped a picture, as i said I have no knowledge of this.
FYI: the HD26501 was next to the 6502

I will take a picture when I get home, but I have no clue what the board was used for. All I know is that I bought it for 11$ and the edge connector was cut because the owner wanted to salvage the gold on it.
I always buy these for the components anyway.

Here is a picture of one of them before I de-socketed them. I originally got the board because of them 6502 and various components.

R6530-005P

Thanks a lot, I knew that someone could find something.

I got logged out and lost my pictures (and almost my post, I have a habit of copying what I typed).

So I know I keep asking and reviving this post, but I don't want to make another one. I got another batch of used IC's and I've struggled to find the datasheet for 70% of the IC's. For some reason the members on this forum are better at identifying IC's than me. Probably because I don't know what I'...

Thanks, I had no clue why it was that expensive but now I see. Still a great piece of history to see though.

Why is it that expensive? I could have remolded my house with all that!