Re: TI-H: Internal memory expansion II
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Re: TI-H: Internal memory expansion II
Um, yeah.
Alot closer than an 85! (:
85
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86
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The TI-86 pins are on the sides and are super tiny. I forgot the type of
package (TSOP or QSOP??? I can't remember, My books aren't here, and I never
remeember those ;)
The TI-92 uses the exact same chip, and I want to do that TI-92 memory upgrade
that actualy does increase the memory (not two banks selected by a switch). I
can't though, since I can't possibly imagine to solder those pins (much less
the individual wires that the instructions say to wire to the ROM port and circuitboard!)
--
Mel Tsai wrote:
>
> >This can be done to any calc. You just need an equivalent chip to the one installed.
> >
> >The TI-86 unfortunately uses a diferent style of chip that is IMPOSSIBLE to
> >hand solder. The wires are imensly tiny!!!
>
> Closer together than on the 85?
>
> -Mel
Richard Piotter
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