M220B (PDP-8/I) schematics available
[7482 chip]
> > [1] I do mean _impossible_. I ended up using part of a 7483 that I stuck
> > to the flip-chip PCB dead-bug style and wired to the holes where the
> > 7482 should have been. Runs fine...
>
> You know what happens when someone says impossible...
'Somebody these days claiming something is impossible is apt to be
interrupted by some fool doing it' :-)
>
> I just checked my parts bins, and I have *one* 7482, a TI part with a date
> code of 7541. If you still want to replace your 7483 kludge, and know of
> an economical way to get small things from the US to the UK, let me know.
Actually, I got some 7482s a couple of years later. But I never bothered
to replace the kludge -- it works well, so I don't see any reason to pull
the card again. If it fails, I'll try one of the 7482s I have...
> Btw, what was the vintage of the old chip? Chances are one of the local
Around 1972, when the controller was made.
-tony
Received on Thu Jul 10 2003 - 17:16:00 BST
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