Re: Eprom Programmers

Well, it's not MADE by Wavetek (the headline is misleading). Unless he promises
a manual or software you may have a dickens of a time running this from a
computer.

"Christopher X. Candreva" wrote:

> I've been thinking about looking for an old eprom programmer to have, in
> case any games need new eproms burned. I'm assuming that, since I'm fixing
> old vector games, an old burner should be fine.
>
> One I happened to just run across is this Wavetek EP-804, which oddly enough
> my net searches this afternoon have returned almost no information on. One
> happens to be up on e-bay now --
> http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=234237394 -- it's
> only got another hour left, but I'm assuming these things show up.
>
> Anyone know of a link for docs on something like this ? Is it usefull
> without special software ?
>
> Any hints on what a good burner I should be looking for would be ?
>
> -Chris
>
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