>At 06:07 -0400 on 31/08/01, Hardy Menagh wrote:
>
>>It works great at 27MHz if the processor will handle it. It takes good
>>soldering skills. to do it though. You have to unsolder a four pin
>>oscillator from the board and replace it with a socket. The socket OE
>>supplys will need to have all of the interior pins clipped off before
>>you can use it.
>
>...or you can get a socket specially designed for full-size oscillators for
>60 cents from Digi-key. Or you can dispense with the socket entirely (I
>did this until recently because I hadn't gotten sockets yet) and just do a
>lot of soldering :)
Anyone got any spare occillators or sockets around? I don't feel
like playing too much, just wanna jump three IIsi's up to 25MHz. Do
I need a socket? Does that make it easier? Or only if I want to try
to eke out the extra 2MHz.
Peace
Aqua
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