RE: [WTB] 250466 board (wide board with 41464 RAMs)

Hallo Patryk,
 

> I want to buy a board #250466.

That was the big board with two 41464 DRAMs? I'm quite sure I have at
least one and you can have it for free. The problem is that right now I
have only a vague idea where it is. I'm still busy with the cleaning
operation and at the moment I'm checking all IEC drives I found so far.
But in the mean time I reacted to a cry for help from Ray Carlsen
regarding a faulty 1001 drive. If that all is finished (IMHO next week),
I'm going to check all C64s and loose motherboards I have laying around.



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