68k to A2000 CPU Slot Adapters

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Why does the 68000 need to be removed?
Because Vampire 500 was designed to be used only on original CPU socket, not in A2000 CPU slot. Therefore, not all signals are connected and some Zorro card may not work, like CyberVision 64/3D. Also 6.x motherboard may be needed for Zorro boards compatibility.
 
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Please hold off on declaring interest while I build the first batch of 15. I am waiting for parts to be delivered Saturday to complete them. I have 6 built that are all spoken for, once parts come in I will open up accepting past those 15 and plan to build all I can at once to reduce the wait.
 
I have placed an order for 50 more blank boards to be made. I will start a list here once I get the shipping notice for them. Prices will remain the same, but they will be red this time.
 
I have placed an order for 50 more blank boards to be made. I will start a list here once I get the shipping notice for them. Prices will remain the same, but they will be red this time.

Hi

I am in the market for 4-5 adapters as I am buying for my Amiga club in Melbourne Australia.

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Peta


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The new boards have shipped and I expect them here soon. I want to build one and test it before I start taking any new orders. Once I verify them I will post a sign up.
 
Potentially interested.

Any clue if this could also be used for the TF530?

I don't see why not. I've tested it with a few others like the ide68k and a Derringer. It would need the INT2 header added, but easily done. I'm just trying to keep the cost for these low so it's all there to add if you wanted it done.
 
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I've been getting feedback that adapters from the first batch arrived and I want to thank you all for that. The 2nd batch is still waiting for the boards to arrive. They should be here soon I hope.
 
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