From: B. Degnan (billdeg_at_degnanco.com)
Date: 2007-01-10 04:27:05
All,
...Thanks to everyone who replied. I am happy to use a regular C64 ROM. I
have a 901227-02 / 1383 that should do the trick. There is a 901227-03 on
Ebay right now for $8 + shipping. I will try the 02 first, and see how it
goes.
Ruud,
I only have one spare ( I assume working) NTSC 6560, but it's part of a
clock I made out of a VIC-20 and all of the rest of my VIC-20's work.
vintagecomputer.net/pictures/vic20_clock.JPG.
Bill
At 09:12 AM 1/9/2007 +0100, you wrote:
>Hallo Bill,
>
>
> > Does anyone have a spare 251104-01 or the equivalent for
> > trade/sale?
>
>As the SX itself is rare IMHO, a spare ROM certainly will be. As Rolf
>already mentioned, a normal C64 ROM should work as well. A third solution
>is a 28-pins EPROM like the 2764 (or higher) plus a convertor socket. Last
>solution: I can burn you a Motorola 68674 (???), the EPROM version of the
>2364. In that case you can plug this EPROM directly in the original socket.
>As a trade I'm looking for the 6560, the NTSC-version of VIC-20 video
>chip. I have no idea if this chip is hard to find. If you cannot find it,
>a 6567 will do as well as I can use a spare for my US equipment.
>
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