Just a note. The original project was developed by Pete Rittwage. I couldn't
find him, and his two personal pages I found don't exist anymore.
http://www.io.com/~kgk/pete/2600.htm
http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/5202
Max
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De: "Gonzalo" <horcas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Para: <stella@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Enviada em: Quinta-feira, 26 de Abril de 2001 03:17
Assunto: RE: [stella] SRAM cart for 2600?
> > Once I get it
> > working, I will be creating a web site documenting the process, and I
will
> clean
> > up these schematics a little, etc. Thanks!
>
> I'll be waiting for it! I'm trying to build the SRAM cart too, I have the
6
> chips (SRAM HM6264LP-70 8K*8 included)... and spent $8.91 for it (dollars)
> so I really hope it works...
> The SRAM cost $3.9095, it's not too much. My idea was to get a
supercharger
> but it will cost $100 exactly to me (shipping and stuffs), so the SRAM
cart
> will be a good deal if it works.
> Next step is to make the PCBs (hard to design) and I have the same
questions
> you have about unlabeled parts.
>
> Good Luck for you!
>
>
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