[ukvac] Is my SF2 a bootleg?
Hi All,
I recently got a SF2 PCB, and just got around to having a look at it. I
was wonering if it is an official board or pirate.
The PCB is actually three PCBs stacked on top of each other, connected
by ribbon cables. The top PCB is slightly less wide than the other two.
There's no writing or logos on any of the PCBs at all. Some of the
larger chips on the PCBs (probably eproms) have stickers saying
Mitsubishi on them.
Anyone got any ideas - does this sound like an official board, and if
not does anyone know who made it?
Cheers, Rich.
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Hi All,
I recently got a SF2 PCB, and just got around to having a look at it. I
was wonering if it is an official board or pirate.
The PCB is actually three PCBs stacked on top of each other, connected
by ribbon cables. The top PCB is slightly less wide than the other two.
There's no writing or logos on any of the PCBs at all. Some of the
larger chips on the PCBs (probably eproms) have stickers saying
Mitsubishi on them.
Anyone got any ideas - does this sound like an official board, and if
not does anyone know who made it?
Cheers, Rich.
______________________________________________________
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fresh flowers are the perfect way to say "I love you".
Shipped direct from the grower, Proflowers.com has
arrangements from $29.95 plus S&H.
Click here: http://offers.egroups.com/click/216/0
eGroup home: http://www.eGroups.com/list/ukvac
Free Web-based e-mail groups by eGroups.com
DATA Imported from archives: originally posted by Richard Harker (cybersheep@hotmail.com)