[Techtoolslist] Kurz Kasch PDFs updated on Flippers

[David Shoemaker]

Does anyone have the 411A card? That is the one for QBert, I am really
curious just how they handled the connector as QBert has a larger connector
size.  I would like to see a picture of it.

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[mailto:techtoolslist-bounces at flippers.com] On Behalf Of John Robertson
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Subject: Re: [Techtoolslist] Kurz Kasch PDFs updated on Flippers

John Robertson wrote:

> Ideally one would make a universal card - like the VERO boards but 

> with the 0.1" (?) 100 pin connector and the rest of the board full of 

> plated through holes...

>

> http://www.verotl.com/prototyping-products

>

> Then if folks scan their cards on both sides (or photo) someone can 

> draw up the wiring.

>

> As I seem to have the largest single collection I'll be 

> scanning/photographing them this spring with my work experience 

> students. I'll leave it to someone else to do the wiring though, I 

> have way too many projects to finish that are needed to pay bills. I 

> will post the pictures on flippers though as they are done.

>

> I have replacement 100 pin wire wrap sockets for the test fixture for 

> sale if anyone needs one.

>

> I also recommend that you fuse the transformer secondaries to avoid 

> burning cards or edge connectors if a problem occurs (don't ask).

>

> John :-#)#


Oh, and considering that the last six pins on the two Program connectors (A
& B) aren't used I've hooked four of them (49a(top) & 49a(bottom),
50a(top) & 50a(bottom)) up to two added internal speakers (old PC tiny
ones) to simplify testing.

As for prototype cards, I'd take a bunch (10 to 20) for making up missing
cards...

John :-#)#


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