WTD: TMS2532, HN462532 or 2732 EPROMs

Ethan Dicks wrote: Indeed it does... http://bgm.bgmicro.com/prodinfo.asp?sid=0693784722222222242105076&prodi… 2532&page=1&cri=2532&stype=3 Complete with a $15 shipping charge. Oh, *great*. This just keeps on getting better. BTW, does anyone know what the current consumption of a "raw" Jupiter Ace is? Mine's drawing about 700mA from the mains PSU. I've repaired a load of PCB tracks and pads with 30AWG wirewrap wire and I've succeeded in getting a constant display. It does alternate in some areas, but the chip select out pin on the LS138 (the one that goes to the video RAMs) is pulsing, so I guess that's normal. The machine demonstrates no reaction whatsoever to keyboard input. Grr... If this continues, I'm going to raid what little I've saved up for a new monitor and use it to fix this annoying machine. I shall not be beaten by a chunk of fiberglass, copper, silicon and plastic! I still need five case locking pins though. Anyone got a dead Ace (I'm thinking cooked tracks or cascade failure) that has a full complement of case pins. If all else fails I'll add a pack of 3mm nylon bolts to my Farnell order... Later. -- Phil. philpem(a)dsl.pipex.com http://www.philpem.dsl.pipex.com/