Came out of a TR4CWRIT
Noise Blanker
$100 plus shipping
Kevin
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"MICHAEL TALLENT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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I have some 82S129 and the Fairchild equivalent 93427 and a Data I/O 22A
programmer that can program most all the bipolar proms, if someone can send
Actually the TR7 came out before DOS or just as DOS was arriving on the
scene so computers were a rarity in business at that time.
Since the 74S387 was mask programmed for Drake and house numbered I
suspect that National Semiconductor or whoever the IC maker was helped
Drake develop the truth ta
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Subject: Re: [drakelist] U9003 DR-7 PROM Chip- Copy?
> I wonder what Drake used. Was it Dos,
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Hello to all,
I'm new to the reflector. I'm looking for a few items to complete my
4-line setup.
1. C-4 station console/power master/coax switch
2
"David Stinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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I did a little reading in the TR-7 service manual.
U9003's job is to watch the BCD codes
when you push the "up" and "down" buttons
and to disable them
Very interesting post. Suddenly I realize there is another fly in the ointment
besides part and hardware obsolescence: the operating system. I wonder what
Drake used. Was it Dos, CP/M, or what? Also what is the data format? Im curious.
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