USR quad modems... (ontopic - really!)

So, I have an older USR Total Control system with quad V.34 modems on each card, and prolly 12 cards in the system. I was curious as to just what makes this sucker tick, so I pulled a card & started looking at chip numbers... Each "modem section" has: an Intel 80C186 (same chip as in the Tandy 2000) - except they're rated for 20Mhz... a TI/USR DSP chip, which is prolly useless outside of the intended use 2 each 32Kx8 static ram chips, 4 each 128Kx8 static ram chips and lots of other 8/16-bit 74-series buffer chips & whanot. So, *if* I can get a Dynamic-RAM -> Static RAM converter board designed for the CoCo, I could upgrade 4 CoCo3s to 512K with each modem board. Anyone have any use for some 20Mhz 80C186's? Laterz, Roger "Merch" Merchberger -- Roger "Merch" Merchberger -- SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers zmerch at 30below.com What do you do when Life gives you lemons, and you don't *like* lemonade?????????????