> with DAC80's, and two others for replacing some Proms (I think).
> I can read the 2708's if you can't find anyone else, but if someone local
> to you has a DATA I/O with a Unipak, then they should be able to do that too.
> Would be good to read and store them for archival purposes!
And I have just the site for that.
This is a private invite for the vectorlist - DO NOT GIVE THIS ADDRESS
OUT TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC!
http://romz:idsasucks@archive.synthcom.com
There's a bit over 14 gigabytes worth of stuff online. Everything and
anything I can find from old computers, consoles, video games, etc... is
there. And obviously, if you have something to contribute, please do so!
There is a leeching policy. Read the opening text when you connect to the
site very closely.
-->Neil
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Received on Mon Dec 20 01:16:53 1999
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