Hey Jayme, That's a damn interesting thought. When I used to live with my dad years back we'd often go to this scrap metal pile at the local tip scrounging for computer components and mainboards to build up PC's for our network and all. It was totally amazing the stuff we'd find there. Often came ac...

Damn fellas, you're an absolute wealth of information. And many thanks for taking the time to write back to me. I'm certain it'll help this noob "lol" writing memcals and code real fast. oh yes holden 202. That second link is for flash memory, kind of like for a computer bios how you can r...

Hey antus. Do you think it'd read factory memcal's properly? and also what sort of UV light setup should I or could I use. Never had to obtain one of these before. I do remember some 15 years back when I was at college in electronics using a UV light "we called it a black light" which was ...

Thanks for the welcome, VL400. I'm interested in copying a VS memcal that I have. I found that I can get an 27c010 EPROM from my local electronics store, but they're $25 each. I found a supplier in HongKong that does an AMD brand one for like $2 each. They are the 1MBit chip with the 32pins and run ...

Also, what is the programming/flashing voltage of one of these chips? are they 12.5 volts? also, these chips are 1 megabit? so are these a 128Kilobyte chip as 8 bits is equal to one byte.

Regards!

Hey fellas,

I'm new to this site and i'm just wondering what the type of chip is that the memcal is. All I know is that it's a 32pin chip? that is of 1mbit of storage. I was wondering where you can get these programmable chips from and what the general cost would be?

Regards!
Jim.