6 Mar
1998
6 Mar
'98
8:19 a.m.
I'd rather
not do this, not because I don't want to help you, but because
I'd be a little worried about sending 4 irreplaceable eraseable chips
through the post. I would hope somebody Stateside could help you.
Trouble is, he's in Australia not in the US. The ROMs are going to have
to be shipped unless someone in Au has a 1702 reader. 
6 Mar
6 Mar
9:28 a.m.
At 01:19 AM 3/7/98 +1100, you wrote:
Yes. I am fairly comfortable with sending these overseas for preservation.
I wrote that more for Tony than you.
I'd rather not do this, not because I don't
want to help you, but because
I'd be a little worried about sending 4 irreplaceable eraseable chips
through the post. I would hope somebody Stateside could help you.
Trouble is, he's in Australia not in the US. The ROMs are going to have
to be shipped unless someone in Au has a 1702 reader. I expect to back the code up in several places; on the
web, distributed to
whomever of you indicates interest, and also on duplicate EPROMS, on my
computer, tattooed in hex on my shoulder... that should just about do it.
:)
I think it would look better on your forehead. Be easier to read too. :-)
What sort of reliability does well made, but 23 year old, wire wrap
circuitry have? Is wire-wrap susceptible to "slip"?
No, it's more like it welds itself on. Especially if it's good
wirewrapping.
Joe
Cheers
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