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Poll of Commodore 64/C mainboard assembly numbers
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Poll of Commodore 64/C mainboard assembly numbers
by mons2b on Thu Oct 20, 2016 12:08 am
If you know your C64 mainboard assembly number and don't mind sharing it please vote in this poll. Vote for all the units you have. Thank you.
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Re: Poll of Commodore 64/C mainboard assembly numbers
by mons2b on Sat Oct 29, 2016 7:26 pm
please vote guys. you should all be taking your c64s apart to add heatsinks to your highly valuable sid, vic, and cpu. Price them up. Better to heatsink if they still live. While your in there please take note of your assembly number.
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Re: Poll of Commodore 64/C mainboard assembly numbers
by Clym5 on Thu Dec 08, 2016 7:36 pm
Unfortunately it doesn't seem that the poll will allow multiple choices. I've got a 250407 Rev. B, 250466, and a 250469 Rev. 4. the 407 is fully restored, 466 is being restored, and the 469 has a bad CIA that'll get fixed sometime soon. 
Amiga 4000: Apollo Turbo 040, 128MB Fast, 40gb HDD, CD-ROM (needs internet)
C64: 1541U-II, MixSID, WiFi, LumaFix64
ZX Spec, A1200, CD32, MacPlus/SE, A500, BBC Turbo Master (NASA), 2600, Acorn 4000, VIC-20, IBM 5155, GameBoy
C64: 1541U-II, MixSID, WiFi, LumaFix64
ZX Spec, A1200, CD32, MacPlus/SE, A500, BBC Turbo Master (NASA), 2600, Acorn 4000, VIC-20, IBM 5155, GameBoy
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