On 2012-09-02, at 01:53, Julian Perry wrote: > My old, personal, original C64 (July 1983) used the 82S100, and > despite years of heavy use and abuse, the PLA is still going strong. > I replaced it's keyboard, both CIA chips, the SID chip, and BASIC > ROM. The RAM was replaced with 256 kbit RAM as part of a (never > completed) expansion project, and there were various other mods done > to it over the years, but the 82S100(N) is still chugging along fine, > despite the original PSU going overvoltage (I measured it at 7.5V when > it failed!!), and chuggs along fine with an EasyFlash3 cartridge! > > There's a photo of the poor long-suffering board, complete with > 82S100, > at: http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8444/7909609500_7a3fc05f0d_o.jpg > > Having said that, > now the bugger will smoke the next time I turn it on :D !! I definitely would not wish you that! :-) You seem to have one of those rare high-quality PCBs (as compared to the HK made crap). -- SD! Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2012-09-02 01:00:40
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