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split from: Fun with CBM arithmetics, Part II

Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2017 4:55 pm
by eslapion
https://sleepingelephant.com/ipw-web/bu ... 89&start=5
norm8332 wrote:... The kernel on this VIC is stock with an EPROM replacement also. Definitely not anywhere near the nice clean CR VIC-20 Mike posted above..this thing is literally built out of spare parts and scrap but it works fine. ...
Looks like one of the few hundreds of 2364/27XX adapter boards fitted with the indestructible DiplomatDL sockets I sold around 2007-2008.

Glad it still works well a decade later!

Re: split from: Fun with CBM arithmetics, Part II

Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2017 5:26 pm
by norm8332
eslapion wrote:
norm8332 wrote:... The kernel on this VIC is stock with an EPROM replacement also. Definitely not anywhere near the nice clean CR VIC-20 Mike posted above..this thing is literally built out of spare parts and scrap but it works fine. ...
Looks like one of the few hundreds of 2364/27XX adapter boards fitted with the indestructible DiplomatDL sockets I sold around 2007-2008.

Glad it still works well a decade later!
I actually made the adapters. The basic ROM uses a standard dual wipe socket with the thin round pin headers below and jumper wires. The kernel ROM uses single-sided PCBs and thin pin headers I made by hand with my homemade PCB plotter (see below). I use the laser method when fine pitches are required but the plotter is easier and faster.

Re: split from: Fun with CBM arithmetics, Part II

Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2017 5:52 pm
by eslapion
norm8332 wrote:... The kernel ROM uses single-sided PCBs and thin pin headers I made by hand with my homemade PCB plotter (see below).
Nice!