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Steevsee:
I had the pleasure of building two WPC CPUs this week for a customer's machines.
Took me about 10 hours straight in one overnight session. :D

Before I started though I took several high resolution scans of the bare motherboard.
Below is a scaled down version but if anyone would like a high res scan, I am happy to email them.
Files are 60 to 80 Mb each.

Homepin:
Now you can understand why I haven't assembled the 200 I have sitting right at my feet...... !!! !!!

Steevsee:

--- Quote from: Homepin on February 27, 2015, 08:37:40 PM ---Now you can understand why I haven't assembled the 200 I have sitting right at my feet...... !!! !!!

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Certainly take some time to put together. *%*

I know it can be risky but any chance you'll sell these in kit form?

Or what about selling the bare PC boards?

I would definitely prefer to grab your boards next time.

Shame to have them sitting there. !!!

Homepin:

--- Quote from: Steevsee on February 27, 2015, 09:00:37 PM ---
--- Quote from: Homepin on February 27, 2015, 08:37:40 PM ---Now you can understand why I haven't assembled the 200 I have sitting right at my feet...... !!! !!!

--- End quote ---

Certainly take some time to put together. *%*

I know it can be risky but any chance you'll sell these in kit form?

Or what about selling the bare PC boards?

I would definitely prefer to grab your boards next time.

Shame to have them sitting there. !!!



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I would probably consider selling a "bare bones" kit that included maybe xtals, connectors, FPGA socket and a few other key, "hard to get" parts like the 22M resistor etc.

DSB:
Mike's boards are brilliant. I have one working perfectly in my Indy but a project like this really interests me just to see if I can "neatly". One would probably be enough though.  200!!!! That would do my head in.  :lol

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