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Re: 8051-class "learner" board - is it worth making one?

Subject: Re: 8051-class "learner" board - is it worth making one?
From: zwsdotcom@xxxxxxxxx
Date: 14 May 2006 09:13:44 -0700
Newsgroups: comp.robotics.misc, comp.home.automation
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Randy M. Dumse wrote:

> > I semi-accidentally acquired a fairly large quantity of surplus
> > ROMless 8051-class parts in DIP-40 packages.
>
> I purposely bought 30K of them in PLCC to offer a cheap 8051 board. That
> was like 10 years ago. They're mostly still here.

This is what I was afraid of. Thanks for the response.

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- 8051-class "learner" board - is it worth making one?
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- Re: 8051-class "learner" board - is it worth making one?
  - From: Randy M. Dumse

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