Sold A3000D 16mb Ram boards

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Hi!

I have for sale 8 boards like shown in this thread:
https://www.amibay.com/showthread.php?94227-A3000D-Ramboards
I will take more detailed pictures later.
They are based on SpeedGeek design.
Before I send them they will be tested of course. Since this is a DIY thing, I cannot give warranty, but I do repair it in case of malfunction.
When assembling this you must know what you are doing. They are bit hard to insert, you have to apply some force. I will not be responsible if you break something or cannot put it to work. I already installed one successfully in one member's A3000D. (Trixster). As you can see, I can use an accelerator on top of it.
After I sell them all, I will revise the design and give gerbers for free for those who might want to make more. I will not make more in the future.
I will ask for each 40€ plus postage and paypal fees.

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Could you specify exactly the type of DRAM chips used and what exactly is U9 ?

I sincerely hope you don't use the big squarish pegs you have used in your previous boards because they can damage the ZIP sockets.

There are inexpensive pin headers of the right size on eBay. See: https://www.ebay.com/itm/171830872054
 
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As i said, it was based on SpeedGeek design. Please make a search here for his thread.

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Those will not work correctly, I have them, and didn't work, the ones I use are good and get good contact with old zip sockets.

Could you specify exactly the type of DRAM chips used and what exactly is U9 ?

I sincerely hope you don't use the big squarish pegs you have used in your previous boards because they can damage the ZIP sockets.

There are inexpensive pin headers of the right size on eBay. See: https://www.ebay.com/itm/171830872054
 
As i said, it was based on SpeedGeek design. Please make a search here for his thread.
I searched for 'A3000 RAM boards' from SpeedGeek and found 3 threads:



None of these are related to what you are offering.

If a GAL is required and this is a DIY kit then the JEDEC fusemap is required.

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Located via google... https://www.amibay.com/showthread.php?15345-A3000-16MB-SIMM-mod

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Those will not work correctly, I have them, and didn't work, the ones I use are good and get good contact with old zip sockets.

Could you specify exactly the type of DRAM chips used and what exactly is U9 ?

I sincerely hope you don't use the big squarish pegs you have used in your previous boards because they can damage the ZIP sockets.

There are inexpensive pin headers of the right size on eBay. See: https://www.ebay.com/itm/171830872054
Yeah, they may be too thin for some types of sockets.

If you look at a post from Buzzfuzz you find 3 photos and there is another adapter of a similar kind with pins that are thicker than the Chinese ones but not as big as the square ones.

AFAIK, the square ones are really designed for SCSI/IDE/ATA and floppy disk ribbon cables connectors.
 
Updated with image of ready boards. I make memtest before I send them.

Thanks!
 
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Money recieved from milo, thejabaguy and screemo. No answer from joethezombie or PM from cowdog360. Still 5 for sale.
 
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Those who are interested please make according to rules:

Declare interest and after PM the seller.

Thanks!
 
Interested. Can you tell me will it cause a problem with my A3640? Will it fit OK?
 
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