> From the responses I have had it sounds like my suspicion that later designs > added something to keep the part cool may well be correct. I will see if I can > insert a resistor by bending the CLK pin out of the socket (I have spares if I > break it) and see if I have a suitable resistor to hand. > The VT101 uses a 68 ohm 1/4W resistor. I don't have one of those "in stock", but I do have 100 Ohm 1/4W. I have a 33 ohm but not sure if this might be a big high wattage one, I will have to check tomorrow. I guess I can try both to see what happens.
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