>> From there it goes on to describe the waterloo software and languages, with
>> no real distinction between the microWAT the the SuperPET - so the above isx
>> really all I know for certain about the microWAT, however it does appear to
>> be distinct from, but related to the SuperPET.
>
>Based on that document, yes, it does sound like they are indeed separate
>units. Is there a 6502 in yours, or is it 6809 only?
>
>I'll update my page.
It has only a 6809 in it, which doesn't suprise me, since I don't believe the
6502 is actually used by the Waterloo software once the SuperPET is switched
to 6809 mode.
I am planning an update to my site within the next couple of weeks, and I will
include photos of the microWAT (inside and out), as well as the document that
I have, and whatever other information I can turn up between now and then.
Regards,
Dave
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