At 01:05 PM 12/10/02 -0600, you wrote: >on 12/10/02 12:52 PM, pdimage.fsnet.co.uk at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> 60ns from 70ns >> would be handy to know too so I can get rid of them - does anyone >> remember or have a link to specs? >60ns from 70ns is usually pretty easy. Look for a -6 or -7 (or -60 or -70)at >the end of some string of numbers or across from the Manufacturer's ID. on >the chips. EDO from FPM remains one of the Great Obscurities re chip in >hand, at sight Id'ing. You can look it up if you are A. good and B. lucky >and C. value you time somewhere below �0.10 per hour GMT&Universal,etc. >-- >R.A. Cantrell ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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