Re: Re(2): TI-H: Internal Memory Expansion
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Re: Re(2): TI-H: Internal Memory Expansion
with the soldiering,
why don't you just soldier a wire onto the chip,
and then soldier a piece of wire sideways to it.
so that it looks like this:
_____
|
| <-wire
|
chip
then you'd have plenty of space for 28 soldiers!!!!
(depending on the wire's length)
henry
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In a message dated 98-10-03 09:33:01 EDT, you write:
<< for the internal memory stuff, each mem chip still has to have a copy
of
zshell/usgard in order to run assemblke games on that shell, right?
could
something be made like a port on the side of the calcso you could pulg
in
a mem chip? how many wires would have to be drawn out the of the calc?
because a cartdridg idea would be really great, even if its only like
28k.
you could carry around mc miks around in your pocket (even though sqrx
is
better). >>
Thats what I was thinking..but you would have to solder 28 wires to the
PCB,
and that is really impracticle. Also, you would have to have a backup
battery
on the memory cartriges.
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