From: Pete Rittwage (peter_at_rittwage.com)
Date: 2008-12-02 00:56:45
The R8 is a better chip, the 56A is from the older boards and is only 4
luminance levels instead of 8. I could use either, though.
The 8563 is the 80 column video chip from the C128.
-
Pete
M H Stein wrote:
> Does the suffix matter? I have 6567R8 and -R56A (if I can find 'em).
>
> I also have some 8563R9s; were they used in any CBM systems?
>
> m
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> Sorry!
>
> NTSC is 6567
> PAL is 6569
>
> Am I correct that you can make an NTSC machine into PAL (or vice versa) by
> swapping the VIC and the clock crystal?
>
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>> <snip>
>> I could also use a few VIC-II video chips (NTSC or PAL) if anyone can
>> spare them.
>>
>> Pete Rittwage
>> C64 Preservation Project
>> http://c64preservation.com
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>> Part numbers would be useful...
>>
>> m
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