29 Apr
1999
29 Apr
'99
6:02 a.m.
"Hans Franke" <Hans.Franke(a)mch20.sbs.de> wrote:
Hi
Although not as popular or valued as much as the KIM,
Synertec made an evaluation board called the SYM-1 and
SYM-2. Both of these boards could run KIM code with a
little modification of vectors. There was an issue with
the way the keyboard was scanned but a little coding would
get around that. Watch for these boards, they should be
much cheaper than the more famous KIM or Aim65's.
Dwight
I picked up a
Rockwell Aim65 today for zero cost and seems to be in great
shape. It looks like a large calculator and the housing is in very good
condition.
Think of it as a supered KIM - a realy neat machine (BTW: I'm
still looking for one for a friend of mine, who needs one as
a controller for his central heating system).