18-01-2013, 05:00 PM
(18-01-2013, 04:40 PM)ed731pdh Wrote: Oh, those dreaded ZTX500 series e-line transistors. Always went phuff at the drop of a hat.
One little trick with Speccys, to check the memory, enter the following command.
PRINT PEEK 23732+PEEK 23733*256
A 48k machine would reply with 65535, a 16k machine with 32767. From there, with a bit of extra peeking it was possible to identify which memory chip needed changing.
I have quite a lot of RAM chips for these - all kept nicely in conductive foam... SOld a lot on eBay last year, but still some left...
Nice to see another one resurrected. Got a Sinclair Scientific RPN calculator on my "Shelf of Shame"...
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