Ethan Dicks skrev:
>--- Iggy Drougge <optimus_at_canit.se> wrote:
>> >> >> Then he had a KA410-A board... a ?VAX 2000 or a VAXstation 2000.
>> This card is totally bare, lacking any daughter boards. What a shame.
>You'll also want a RAM daughter card, too. There isn't much on board. 2Mb
>cards should be easy to find and nearly free. Anything larger than 4Mb will
>probably be a bit expensive if sold seperately (my largest is a 4Mb).
Define "easy to find". =)
I'm contemplating knocking on the door to the company in whose skip Bruno
found the boards.
>> My friend is experienced...
>Hopefully he's experienced at desoldering multi-layer boards. That's
>a bit more difficult than two-layer, because the power and ground planes
>suck lotsa heat and are difficult to clean out with a hand-operated
>solder sucker.
He's got a hot air gun. We had a lot of fun with that and some PC
motherboards. At least it's cheaper than buying D-sub connectors in the shop.
=)
--
En ligne avec Thor 2.6a.
It's amazing how many useful pieces of equipment are disguised as domestic
appliances: the machine for cleaning keyboard keycaps and shell cases does an
excellent job of washing clothes, while the tumbling machine for drying them
off also works for socks and shirts. The device in the kitchen for baking
small spray-painted articles can be used for pizza and muffins. And so on...
Pete Turnbull
Received on Sat Jun 30 2001 - 22:40:56 BST