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| From | "Rick" <ricortes at yahoo dot com> |
|---|---|
| Newsgroups | comp.sys.atari.8bit |
| Subject | KARATEKA Super Carts 7800 POKEY |
| Date | 2012-05-05 09:46 -0700 |
| Message-ID | <48KdnQYSHZfWxDjSnZ2dnUVZ_radnZ2d@earthlink.com> (permalink) |
So for at least one of my homebrews I wanted to get a spare POKEY or two: Best combination sound chip, keyboard interface, serial interface, ~ADC, chip ever made. Of course it is the only combination sound chip, keyboard interface, serial interface, ~ADC, chip ever made There's some old post floating around that said the 7800 carts that were labeled "Super Game Cartridge" have the POKEY chip in them so I fleabayed two KARATEKA carts on the cheap. Smashed one of the carts apart and no POKEY to be found. I guess the Super part just means it has the ability to hold 48k of ROM as that is tagged on the circuit board. I think I may have a 7800 floating around => not a total waste if I can find it. If someone needs a slightly smashed and superglued back together KARATEKA cart for free let me know as I have a spare. There are some solder splashes on it, looks like one of the previous owners may have pulled the ROMs to copy or something, but nothing serious. Ballblazer 7800 may have a POKEY in it but I may give up the ghost on buying 7800 carts. POKEY chips are available from both B&C and BEST, I just balk at paying $10 plus another $6-$10 for shipping. It's not a deal breaker since I still have a bunch of 8bits I can 'borrow' a POKEY out of. Rick
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KARATEKA Super Carts 7800 POKEY "Rick" <ricortes at yahoo dot com> - 2012-05-05 09:46 -0700
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