BLITTER RE-CREATION THOUGHTS

Progress on our FPGA cores.
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That's one good looking board !
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Icky if you share it as a PDF we can cut it out and try it for size on other revision boards if youd like,?
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PhilC wrote: 18 Apr 2019 08:05 Icky if you share it as a PDF we can cut it out and try it for size on other revision boards if youd like,?
Stop with the ideas PhilC. Now I have a project to create a PDF :)
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Just stick the board onto a scanner if you've got one?

Besides, you've got 4 days of fulfilling those ideas and lots of label printing.
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Or post me a spare board if you want and I'll do it for you?
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Should be able to produce a PDF based on the gerber files.
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It doesn't actually matter at this point what the board fits and what it does not, as this is only a development board more than anything. Icky did do some research into this before designing the board. But only the PCB is done, nothing else, so it's a long way off being actually a working product.
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Icky wrote: 17 Apr 2019 23:25 The photo doesn't do it justice as my camera was shading the board when I took it.

Well at least my first test of the board works i.e. does it fit in the ST without it hitting the shielding at the sides
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Cyprian wrote: 18 Apr 2019 13:09 need one!
You know the proper blitters are in my store now ? The FPGA board is likely going to cost a lot more than the proper chips.
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exxos wrote: 18 Apr 2019 13:18
Cyprian wrote: 18 Apr 2019 13:09 need one!
You know the proper blitters are in my store now ? The FPGA board is likely going to cost a lot more than the proper chips.
Indeed - I can only echo exxos. This is in no way a product yet. We haven't even built this first board. Even when we do we need to see if the core will actually work on the FPGA and there is probably going to be a towered board on there somewhere to patch etc, etc, etc.

Anyone needing a Blitter I would recommend getting one from exxos' store as these I think are probably the last batch around out there. Once they are gone they are gone.

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