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 Post subject: Help finding 6510
PostPosted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 3:14 am 
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I would like to use a 6510 for a project, but I cannot find it. My local IC supply store dosen't have it, and my Jameco catalog dosen't have it either. Can anyone point me to somewhere I can get a 6510?

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buy a (broken?) old breadbin on ebay for up to few bucks

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But PLEASE make sure it is broken. It should be a crime to take a working C64 and gut it.

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by the way - is 8500 just equal to 6510 except 6510 is NMOS and 8500 is HMOS-II ?

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Raf wrote:
by the way - is 8500 just equal to 6510 except 6510 is NMOS and 8500 is HMOS-II ?


I think it has one or two additional I/O pins for the integrated I/O port as well.
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hmm too bad there is no datasheets for 85xx chips ;/

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Raf wrote:
hmm too bad there is no datasheets for 85xx chips ;/


They're not in the Commodore 128 Programmers Reference Manual? That would be a shock to me, since the C64 PRM had the full specs for the chips used therein.
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hmm... but why there is no cans of them on the net?

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