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TerribleFire's H4 Build
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"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
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indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
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Well at least I have a terriblefire certified ground plane that's all that matters.
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Its all good...exxos wrote: 18 May 2020 00:10 Well at least I have a terriblefire certified ground plane that's all that matters.
I'm going to socket the 6850 chips and the MFP .. Has anyone got an opinion on this.
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If the chips are tested and known working to start with, I probably wouldn't bother with the sockets... If your using un-tested crap from China, then sockets are a must.terriblefire wrote: 18 May 2020 12:10 I'm going to socket the 6850 chips and the MFP .. Has anyone got an opinion on this.
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They are pulls from that board... and i dont trust i didnt break them.exxos wrote: 18 May 2020 12:13If the chips are tested and known working to start with, I probably wouldn't bother with the sockets... If your using un-tested crap from China, then sockets are a must.terriblefire wrote: 18 May 2020 12:10 I'm going to socket the 6850 chips and the MFP .. Has anyone got an opinion on this.
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Sockets it is then.terriblefire wrote: 18 May 2020 12:21 They are pulls from that board... and i dont trust i didnt break them.
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Another couple of hours of soldering and we have ...
Now if someone hadnt missed the 44 pin PLCC sockets off the BOM i'd be trying to boot it about now :P :lol:
Now if someone hadnt missed the 44 pin PLCC sockets off the BOM i'd be trying to boot it about now :P :lol:
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Don't forget the bridge/jumper in the bottom 68k footprint that says "flashy clock" and a small bridge between two pins in the RTC footprint to deactivate it.
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Yeah JP14 is missing in the BOM.DoG wrote: 18 May 2020 22:46 Don't forget the bridge/jumper in the bottom 68k footprint that says "flashy clock" and a small bridge between two pins in the RTC footprint to deactivate it.
The RTC I will add before i boot. TBH though i dont really care so long as I get an Atari Logo.
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TOS206 and up has the logo, you can only use up to TOS104 on the STFU without a decoder board.terriblefire wrote: 18 May 2020 23:02 The RTC I will add before i boot. TBH though i dont really care so long as I get an Atari Logo.
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