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Declaring interest.Wow, cool device! Declaring interest. 1 with DB23 Shipping to Germany Thank you very much!(Marked as sold/completed by sampedenawa)

Received the ROMs today, they are working fine :D Positive feedback left.

Money sent.

PM replied, looks like we got an agreement regarding price and shipment.

I'm looking for a set of extended/option ROM chips with version 2.07 (preferred) or 2.30 to upgrade my CDTV with Kickstart 2.05. Thanks a lot in advance! :)

Shipment received. Wow, that was faaaast :thumbsup: The chips are working fine an my A3000D! I left a positive feedback, of course :D

I had a very similar problem with an A3000D I got from a friend. It simply didn't boot after being some time in the basement, it showed a dark grey (almost black) screen. User MGR3SA from A1K.org fixed the mainboard for me after a lot of testing: one of the soldered in RAM chips of the first MB...

Money sent for two lots.

Hi, interested pending costs for insured shipment. PM on the way...

Be careful here: not all scaler chips used in those SCART-HDMI-boxes seem to be able to cope with the strange RGB-signal comming form an Amiga! And you will need a SCART cable with resistors, they all don't like 5V on the SCART side. You will get a significant input lag also. I tried some of...

Finally I got two boards from China. One of it has this white Pixel flashing effect, one does not. I'll try different resistors on the CSYNC-signal and a shielded cable to the Amiga. If this does not help: Maybe the heatsink on the CPU is not attached correctly on the board. I know this...

Hi rkauer, thanks for the hints! Lemon juice or spirit vinegar on a pcb, why not :D! No problem, both I have hanging around in my kitchen, so I'll give it a try. But I have no clue how to find an Atari user with a toohbrush. I always thought those guys never use such things like toothbrushes...

could be, maybe also the kind of coating of the pcb. I have another kind of RAM extension with battery damage where the coating is still OK but all components near the battery got serious acid damage. The acid seemed to creep under the coating and oxidized all metal parts it could reach. The...

Here you are :p

Thanks BLTCON0! I also have this strange little card in my spare part bin and I never found out who definitely built it. You are right, SV-701 points to DataLux. According to google they obviously sold different versions of a 512k RAM extension under the SV-701 brand, so why not this one. The...