Real time emulator and chip burner...
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Loeryder
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fivetodrive
CRISPY
Re: Real time emulator and chip burner...
I just posted a complete setup with what you need for sale...
I just posted a complete setup with what you need for sale...
95xtreme
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Re: Real time emulator and chip burner...
http://www.syty.net/forums/showthread.php?t=62596
here you go
http://www.syty.net/forums/showthread.php?t=62596
here you go
thewumpus99
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Re: Real time emulator and chip burner...
Can anyone recommend a good, inexpensive ROM burner that will handle the Sy/Ty ROMs (not sure what model they are?) and also 27xx-series EPROMs? As long as I'm finally buying a burner, I'd like to be able to hack my pinball/arcade machines in addition to my Typhoon! (Presumably I need to buy a UV eraser module too - any cheap options for that?)
Can anyone recommend a good, inexpensive ROM burner that will handle the Sy/Ty ROMs (not sure what model they are?) and also 27xx-series EPROMs? As long as I'm finally buying a burner, I'd like to be able to hack my pinball/arcade machines in addition to my Typhoon! (Presumably I need to buy a UV eraser module too - any cheap options for that?)
turbodig
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Re: Real time emulator and chip burner...
The old datarase II erasers are fine... There's tons of erasers on ebay. You don't want the kind with a drawer, cause you can't get a whole memcal in there when you need to.
The Willem programmers handle all the various types, and are about the cheapest. You can get one for around $40, but you'll need a parallel port to use the cheap ones. The new ones are USB, but more expensive.
It's getting tougher and tougher to find old 27xx EPROMs anymore.
The old datarase II erasers are fine... There's tons of erasers on ebay. You don't want the kind with a drawer, cause you can't get a whole memcal in there when you need to.
The Willem programmers handle all the various types, and are about the cheapest. You can get one for around $40, but you'll need a parallel port to use the cheap ones. The new ones are USB, but more expensive.
It's getting tougher and tougher to find old 27xx EPROMs anymore.
InvisiBill
Active member
Re: Real time emulator and chip burner...
FYI, we ordered an Ostrich late Friday August 29 (Friday night before Labor Day weekend). Even with Labor Day and the hurricane, it still shipped out on Thursday the 4th and got here on Tuesday the 9th.
FYI, we ordered an Ostrich late Friday August 29 (Friday night before Labor Day weekend). Even with Labor Day and the hurricane, it still shipped out on Thursday the 4th and got here on Tuesday the 9th.