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Wanted: 68020 for A1000

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#15580From: kevingFeb 20, 1991 11:30 PM
Yes I should probably throw away my A1000 with all of the ugly boxes hanging precariously off the expansion port and straining the power supply. I am, however, going to keep it a while longer and I would like to get some minimal 68020/68881/2 thing going if anyone has such a device (perferably internally mounted) to sell. I happen to have a 12Mhz 68020 and 68881 set but with nothing to plug them into (boo hoo!) but this is only a consideration if you just happen to have some unpopulated gizmo on the shelf or were interested in bug bartering.
#15808From: Phil SaundersFeb 23, 1991 5:04 PM
I have a LUCAS/FRANCES board for sale. It has a 12-20 MHz 68020 and 68881, along with 1-4 Megs of 32 bit ram (comes with one meg installed, sockets for the rest). Software is included to remap Kickstart into 32 bit ram. Speedup is equivalent to Commodore's 68020 board. It's assembled and tested, but won't work with my Xetec Hard Drive (no 32 bit ram boards do). This is a "public domain hardware" board, which I built from circuit boards designed by Brad Fowles. It works, but some hardware smarts are involved in installing it and getting it running with your peripherals. Parts and circuit boards cost me $550-600, but I'm not using it now so I'd sell it for $400. If you're interested, call me at 703-823-6742. I can answer any questions you have. Someone else is interested, so time is a factor…. Phillip Saunders
#15982From: michel beausejourFeb 25, 1991 7:08 PM
Philipp, How much it will be for the FRANCES board only (since i have already the LUCAS.. Bye Michel Beausejour
#16132From: Phil SaundersFeb 27, 1991 5:49 PM
If I were to break it up, I'd have to charge $225 for the LUCAS board–several of the chips were hard to find and expensive. It works fine though, and has sockets for the full four megs of memory. If you're interested, call me at 703-823-6742.