more emulator stuff...

[Patrick G. Moore]

That's interesting.  I bought a pocket programmer several months
ago from intronics.  I ordered it over the phone as their web site
did not have ordering capability.  It arrived promptly, and I managed
to read my eprom with it, but I have not tried to write one yet.  I
did not see an emulator then, but this looks good to me.  Since they
are both in Kansas, maybe they have merged or something.

Pat

Shannen Durphey wrote:
> 
> Intronics is the original source for that eprom burner.  I have one,
> it works but it's buggy.
> Hmmm...  Seems they no longer have a web site.  Here's a link which
> has their address and phone number.
> http://link-comm.com/promprog.htm#intronics
> 
> David Cooley wrote:
> >
> > Ernst denBroeder wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi gang.
> > >
> > > I just found this link, and being a new member to your list - I'm not sure if
> > > anyone has posted this before.  Follow this link and scroll about 2/3rds of the
> > > way down.
> > >
> > > http://www.xtronics.com/memory/EPROM.htm
> > >
> > > It's got info on an eprom emulator (w/ software) for $90.  Sounds like a deal to
> > > me...?  Has anyone looked into this before?  The site even states that this
> > > emulator is mostly purchased for hacking ECMs.
> >
> > According to their web site, the 89.95 emulator is an adaptor to go on
> > their 129.95 programmer.
> > That just shot the price to $220.00!
> >
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