Re: [N8VEM-S100:22] S-100 PCB reorder planning

["Pontus Oldberg" <pontus....@invector.se>]

Andrew,

Sorry I only saw this email today. You can sign me up for 4 pcs 4MB S-100
SRAM boards, 2 pcs S-100 EPROM boards. I'm not sure if I have already
ordered any of them before but you can take this down as my current
requirement.

Thanks
/Pontus

Andrew Lynch skrev:
> Hi!  I've gotten some requests for additional S-100 PCBs so it is probably
> time to think about reordering some manufactured PCBs.
>
>
>
> At the moment, the most requested boards on the waiting list are:
>
>
>
> S-100 buffered prototyping board (12)
>
> S-100 4MB SRAM (11)
>
> S-100 EPROM (9)
>
>
>
> There needs about 20-25 firm builders on the waiting list to make a PCB
> manufacturing order feasible.  I cannot afford a lot of leftover PCBs so
> it
> is important that most of these boards have a home before I will place an
> order.
>
>
>
> If you would like to get some S-100 PCBs based on the projects we have
> done
> already please contact me at LYN...@YAHOO.COM
> <mailto:LYN...@YAHOO.COM?subject=S-100>  and I will add you to the
> waiting
> list.
>
>
>
> Please do not sign up if you are uncertain or unwilling to follow through
> with getting a PCB.  Your word of honor is sufficient to me that you will
> follow through for PCBs on the waiting list.
>
>
>
> I still have a small number of S-100 parallel ASCII keyboard boards and
> S-100 PIC/RTC boards.  In particular the S-100 PIC/RTC boards will be very
> important for the upcoming S-100 8086 CPU board John and I are working on.
>
>
>
>
>
> Thanks and have a nice day!
>
>
>
> Andrew Lynch
>
>
>
> PS a complete list of completed S-100 boards below.  If you are interested
> in any of these boards please let me know however the number of builders
> on
> the waiting list probably means another board order is some time away.
>
>
>
> Regular Prototyping board
>
> Buffered Prototyping board
>
> 8 Slot Backplane
>
> IDE
>
> Parallel ASCII Keyboard converter
>
> 4MB SRAM
>
> System Monitor Board
>
> Bus Extender
>
> EPROM
>
> IO
>
> PIC/RTC
>
> Z80 CPU
>
>
>
> these are in work but not complete yet:
>
> Console IO
>
> ZFDC
>
> 68K CPU
>
> 8086 CPU
>
>