Where to obtain WDC IC's withing the Netherlands / Germany

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lordbubsy wrote:
Thanks for the effort everyone, but till I’m ready for a faster design, I’ll stick to the old NMOS parts I already have.
I approve! We know there are differences, but they really are not deal-breakers, and it would be wrong to give the message that the NMOS parts are not useful.
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NMOS parts were good enough for Wozniak.
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Arlet wrote:
NMOS parts were good enough for Wozniak.
As was coal for Thomas Newcomen and James Watt. In all cases, that's all that was available at the time.
x86?  We ain't got no x86.  We don't NEED no stinking x86!
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The point is that for educational purposes, the NMOS parts work just as well as CMOS. And if the limitations of NMOS ever become too much of a problem, the device is easily swapped for a CMOS part.
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