We are getting quite a collection of serial numbers now, and this is great!
Does anyone know if this was available as a kit? Just curious.
Richard A. Cini, Jr. wrote:
I just checked my two KIMs for dates. Here's what I have:
Board#1: Labeled "Rev. A", oldest chip date 5276 (Dec 76); white numbers
on back "2788". The 6502 is a white ceramic DIP with a "3776" date
code.
Board#2: Labeled "Rev. B", oldest chip date 4276 (Oct 76); white numbers
on back "5895". The 6502 is a white ceramic DIP with a "3776" date
code.
Small tag says that the 6502 has been replaced.
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