Group Buy of Joe Grand's 4K EPROM PCBs

[NorbytheRobot]

Does anyone want to go in with me on an order of Joe Grand's 4K EPROM PCBs They are the ones that take the old 2732s and a 7404 inverter. I want to get about 200 or so. I have made nearly 100 carts with them and they work well.

 

Don't worry, I already talked to Joe about it and he doesn't mind that I am soliciting for a group order.

 

So far we are in the $2/piece range. Really I am looking for people who want to buy at least 20 or so. If you just want one, go ahead and give Joe a break and buy one from him

 

This is his pricing:

1 - 24 @ $5 each

25 - 49 @ $4 each

50 - 99 @ $3.50 each

100 - 249 @ $3 each

250 - 499 @ $2 each

500 + @ $1.25 each

[Rick Weis]

when (what date) are you placing your order? i know someone that might want some.. he's away for the weekend ....

 

Take Care,

 

Rick

[Cassidy Nolen]

I am interested. Are they wired for 2532 or 2732 eproms?

 

LMK,

Cassidy

[Jumpman]

I'm interested. I am also looking for a low cost eprom programmer. Any suggestions?

[NorbytheRobot]

I have been using 2732s. I don't know if they work with 2532 because I am not familiar with that flavor of EPROM.

 

As for a cheap EPROM programmer, most of the simple ones I looked at new cost $100+, but most DIDN'T support the 2732. I found an old programmer (circa 1982) for about $50 by searching with google. eBay is a bit of a crap shoot. It is all about researching the programmer carefully to make sure it does what you need it to.

[Chuck Gill]

Hi all,

 

I've been away for awhile due to a catastrophic motherboard failure. Since I'm usually just lurking anyway I'm sure no one noticed mt absence, but it's good to be back.

 

NorbytheRobot - I would be interested in more of Joe's boards, especially if I can help knock the price down for everyone. His boards get an A+ rating from me.

 

Cassidy - They use only a 2732 eprom. That's cool because 2732's are easier to find. (and cheaper)

 

If you need a cheap programmer and you have a vintage computer laying around, I have one I would sell cheap. Email me for details if interested. It won't work on a computer faster than a 386, but it will program most common 24 and 28 pin eproms up to the 27512.

Chuck