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[Ian Levy]

> If talking about a memcal with the 28 pin, and under a long blue
> cover the memcal is gm only

However, there's a VERY simple method of making your own MEMCAL replacement if 
you're willing. But a DIN41642 A+B connector and cut it down to size with a 
hacksaw. Then, just solder a DIL socket on the back (after bending the pins of 
the connector out a bit). I'd recommend a ZIF socket if you're doing development 
that required many insertions/removals.
I've built one of these and it works a treat. If you wish to program the EPROM 
in-situ in the memecal, get the appropriate 41642 plug and cut that down. You 
can (just) bend the pins so that they fit into an EPROM programmer and the EPROM 
is connected directly to the obvious pins on the memcal. 

Have fun.

		Cheers
			Ian.
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