cjp@beartrk.beartrack.com (CJ Pilzer) (02/06/91)
I have run across a source for the WD2010 chip. The company is: Clem-Neff Enterprises. Phone 609-881-6779. The man I talked to at a flea market here in Maryland on Sunday 2/3 said that he had "hundreds" of them. I bought two for $12.95 each. They are marked: WDC'84 WD2010-AL 05-02 8504. They are nice looking chips made out of ceramic with gold pins. The sales rep gave me two MS DOS floppies which contain their catalog. It is over one hundred pages long. If you are looking for any hard to find chips, I think you might find them at Clem-Neff. -- cjp@ursaco.beartrack.com uunet!beartrk!ursaco!cjp
njc@rick.att.com (Neil Cherry) (02/08/91)
In article <457@beartrk.beartrack.com> cjp@beartrk.beartrack.com (CJ Pilzer) writes: >I have run across a source for the WD2010 chip. The company is: > >Clem-Neff Enterprises. Phone 609-881-6779. The man I talked to at >-- cjp@ursaco.beartrack.com uunet!beartrk!ursaco!cjp I know we're not supposed to advertise for companies but I want to say that I've bought alot of good chips from Clem-Neff and they even took back a bad chip I purchased the week before. I have a 2010 I purchased from them and I've used it for several months now. NJC