I ordered the latest batch of boards as shown below.
I’m not planning in building out the RAM boards (full size). So, I will need a volunteer to assembled them, test them out, and report if any pcb changes required. I will shipped them out for free. Out of 5-pcs, I will keep 2-pcs of each one.
For the Z180-1MB RAM board once tested, I will send them to Todd to sell along with the Z180-CPU board.
The Z67-IDE+, will be $8.00 + $6.00 for the SCSI controller + shipping. I added some last minute improvements.
Thanks,
Norberto
I will like to ship one memory board per person. Out of 10 boards, I’m keeping 4, so 6 are available to spare. I’m fine posting the assembly/POWER-ON in Youtube, etc…
3-pcs of 8080A 64KB boards
3-pcs of Z80/512KB boards
Lee Adamson – which board (8080 64K or Z80 512KB?)
Scott – which board (8080 64K or Z80 512KB?)
Doug Renna – (8080 64K)
TBD – which board (8080 64K or Z80 512KB)?
TBD – which board (8080 64K or Z80 512KB)?
TBD – which board (8080 64K or Z80 512KB)?
The new H17 assembly is slowly in progress…
Thanks,
Norberto
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1-pcs of 8080A 64KB boards
2-pcs of Z80/512KB boards
Lee Adamson – which board (8080 64K or Z80 512KB?)
Scott – (8080 64K)
Doug Renna – (8080 64K)
Steven Feinsmith – (Z80 512KB)
1-pcs of 8080A 64KB boards
1-pcs of Z80/512KB boards
Lee Adamson – (Z80 512KB)
Scott – (8080 64K)
Doug Renna – (8080 64K)
Steven Feinsmith – (Z80 512KB)
TBD – ( Z80 512KB)?
TBD – (8080 64K )?
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1-pcs of 8080A 64KB boards
Lee Adamson – (Z80 512KB)
Scott – (8080 64K)
Doug Renna – (8080 64K)
Steven Feinsmith – (Z80 512KB)
Mark Garlanger – ( Z80 512KB)
TBD – (8080 64K )?
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Lee Adamson – (Z80 512KB)
Scott – (8080 64K)
Doug Renna – (8080 64K)
Steven Feinsmith – (Z80 512KB)
Mark Garlanger – ( Z80 512KB)
Tim Gilberts – (8080 64K )
Thank you! Once I get the boards, I will ask for your shipping address.
Norberto
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Lee Adamson – (Z80 512KB)
Scott – (8080 64K)
Doug Renna – (8080 64K)
Steven Feinsmith – (Z80 512KB)
TBD – ( Z80 512KB)
Tim Gilberts – (8080 64K
Boards shipped! 😊
Understandable mistake. We aren’t always the clearest in describing these boards.
The latest Z80 CPU board is Rev. 4, described here:
https://koyado.com/Heathkit/H8-Z80-64K-RTC-ORG0-V4.html
this board’s great great great great great granddaddy was the original Heath Z80 board. Les Bird cloned that board around 2009 and then Norberto adopted the design and led us through a series of incremental designs leading up to the rev 4.0. This board includes design elements from the H89 and also has built in real time clock, on board RAM, dual serial ports (with daughterboard) and more.
The Z80/512K RAM/MMU board is a companion board for the Rev. 4 Z80 CPU board. It’s actually a full size version of its half-width predecessor. Currently the only use (i.e. software) we have for this board is for CP/M Plus where it allows us to run in banked memory mode and also provides a RAM disk. we’ve talked about developing other applications and uses for HDOS (e.g. RAM disk) but so far those ideas are on a back burner somewhere.
So yes the 512K board is only useful if you have the Rev 4 CPU board, and then currently the only software I know of that will make use of it is in CP/M Plus.
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I just received the boards today. Tomorrow I will sort out to start shipping out the memory boards and the H8 brackets.
I will send out PayPal invoices for the shipping charges and if any additional costs. Also, it is easy for me to print out the labels.
Thanks,
Norberto
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Great ! Looking forward to this !
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I couldn’t’ resist to test out the Z180 low profile pins on the memory board. I put in the pins and soldered them. After taking the attached pictures, notice cold solder joints and reflowed them. I will test tonight on the Z180 CPU card.
It is optional to use these low profile pins. To solder them more easily is better to put them into a zip socket or an IC socket to keep them in place.
See attached pictures.
Norberto
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Yes, great services and prices as well.
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Curious about your installation technique. Did you use the SIP header to hold them in place while you soldered? Seems like something like that is needed. Or an old “don’t care” IC would work.
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It is better using a new IC (no solder on pins), to keep them in place while soldering. Here is an example.
I did try using the RAM IC, but it is hard to do as the pins are not straight.
Also, you can drop the pins into the board and put tape across side 1 to keep them in place while soldering side 2. You can come with your own technique…
This feature is only present on the Z180 CPU. I will modify the H17 board to use such technique for the VDIP1 socket to get more clearance.
Do not forget that this is optional and I learned this technique from the H89 board as there is a need to keep IC’s closed to the board as it interferes with the Video metal frame…
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Big difference in height!
Great! Show me some pictures when they are up and running.
Norberto
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