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Alex Eisenhut:
anyone have a source of cheap but known real 28C128 or 28C256 parallel EEPROM in PDIP-28 package?
The ones on eBay look not quite right but what do I know.
This is for reviving vintage computers... pretty soon if I buy from Digikey or Mouser I'll end up paying more than the computer itself cost...
JFJ:
AT28C256-15PU EEPROMs are available from Newark for $6.50 each:
https://www.newark.com/microchip/at28c256-15pu/parallel-eeprom-256kbit-dip-28/dp/68T4339
Alex Eisenhut:
Yeah but by the time I buy 10 pieces and add shipping I'm looking at a new computer...
I'm just wondering if there's a known-good vendor of these 1.50$ EEPROMs. Googling each ebay vendor doesn't bring good news.
RomDump:
--- Quote from: Alex Eisenhut on February 06, 2019, 01:27:19 am ---anyone have a source of cheap but known real 28C128 or 28C256 parallel EEPROM in PDIP-28 package?
--- End quote ---
Don't know where in Canada you are. If you are in Ontario check out Sayal.
edavid:
Is this for EPROM replacement, or are there vintage computers that had these designed in?
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