Joe
   That BOM was not thoroughly checked. I have an updated one that I used 
to build my Board

I uploaded that one for someone and cautioned it is not complete.

Attached is the latest Bom I used for my board. C3 is a 47uF Capacitor

Take a few minutes to check it against the schematic.

Double check the Bussed resistor arrays for type and resistance. they are 
hard to remove
.
Make a print of the board as the component values and #'s are covered once 
the part is installed. It's easy to get lost
.
The 220 #'s ( Both ) should be resistors. Again check the schematic to see 
where its connected to confirm.

The 74F series are necessary for the board to run at a faster speed. They 
are referenced in the text for the Z80 V2 board

on the s100computers.com

   Sorry about the confusion.

              Thanks

                     Doug Wood

On Monday, 10 February 2014 00:28:17 UTC-5, Joe Herdler wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have been slowly working on my Z-80 V2 board. I am taking my time, as 
> the end is not the goal, rather the journey is the fun part. I solder each 
> part in place after checking three times to make sure it is the right one, 
> then I inspect the solder joint with a high power magnifying loupe to make 
> sure it is up to standard. If not, it is fixed. As I assemble each 
> component to the board, I check it off on the bill of materials list that I 
> printed off. This way, I hope to minimize mistakes.
>
> Thus, here is my questions...
>
> First, is C-3 really a 0.1 uf ceramic cap? It is next to three (the only 
> three) electrolytic caps, and the mounting area for it is a circle with a 
> polarization indicator. 
>
> The second question is about the LEDs... D 1,3,4 and 5 are listed but not 
> D 2,7 and 8. I just want to be sure that those are LEDs as well. (no 
> assumptions here :-) Also, on the subject of LEDs, am I correct in that the 
> flat side of the LED goes toward the little notch in the circles?
>
> The third and last question that I have concerns two rectangular boxes 
> near U 9 and U 29 that have the number 220 inside of it. Is this a 220 Ohm 
> resistor? There is no "R" number in the boxes.
>
> Thank you very much! This is really a neat project. When I was a kid, and 
> the IMSAI machine came out, I did not have the means to get one. So I am 
> now building one 40 years later as I type this on my Dell notebook right 
> next to my work area where I am building this board. Couldn't ask for any 
> more! :-)
>
> Best,
>
> Joe 
>

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