4116-15 DRAM

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4116-15 DRAM

Postby Jman on Tue Nov 17, 2015 3:49 pm

Hi
I was pointed to http://www.jameco.com for some 4116-15,DIP-16 Ram
as used in the TRS80 Model I and III and various other machines.

The price is really good @ $0.99 USD per chip or $0.89 for 10 or more.These are new old stock.
I ordered 24 for a total cost of $37.16 USD including shipping so $1.54 USD each
So I got 48K of brand new chips for $37.16 USD

For those that are interested the URL is here
http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_41339_-1

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Re: 4116-15 DRAM

Postby Gibsaw on Wed Nov 18, 2015 6:33 am

I'm tempted to order 100 or more if anyone wants to get some?

Assuming the shipping is similar that would make them about US$0.93 each landed in NZ. (Depends what happens with the shipping. If the shipping were to double, it could be up to US$1.05 each.)
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Re: 4116-15 DRAM

Postby tezza on Wed Nov 18, 2015 10:09 am

Gibsaw wrote:I'm tempted to order 100 or more if anyone wants to get some?

Assuming the shipping is similar that would make them about US$0.93 each landed in NZ. (Depends what happens with the shipping. If the shipping were to double, it could be up to US$1.05 each.)

These are always handy to have around. I'd be in for 20.
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Re: 4116-15 DRAM

Postby lizardb0y on Wed Nov 18, 2015 12:15 pm

Gibsaw wrote:I'm tempted to order 100 or more if anyone wants to get some?

Assuming the shipping is similar that would make them about US$0.93 each landed in NZ. (Depends what happens with the shipping. If the shipping were to double, it could be up to US$1.05 each.)


I'm in for say 30-50 of these too. I see they have refurb 4164-150s and 41256-150s at the same price as well which should be plenty fast enough for most old 8 bits. For some of the later machines there are more expensive 41464-10s at $1.45 in lots over 100.
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Re: 4116-15 DRAM

Postby glc on Wed Nov 18, 2015 6:01 pm

I ordered some 2114's for my PET on the 8th of this month from unicorn electronics. I selected the surface freight option for freight = $0.00 .
they arrived today, just over a week. not bad , eh
http://unicornelectronics.com/
They sell 4116's too. There is a minimum order of $25, but thats easy enough to fill....
cheers

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Re: 4116-15 DRAM

Postby Jman on Thu Nov 19, 2015 6:38 am

Hi
I would be in for 24

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Re: 4116-15 DRAM

Postby Gibsaw on Fri Nov 20, 2015 8:29 am

So I have

20 for Terry
30 For lizardboy? (Or is it 50?)
24 for Jman

Anyone else?
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Re: 4116-15 DRAM

Postby nama on Tue Nov 24, 2015 9:47 am

Please count me in for 16.
Thanks!
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Re: 4116-15 DRAM

Postby lizardb0y on Tue Nov 24, 2015 1:45 pm

Make it 32 for me. Round numbers are good numbers ;)
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Re: 4116-15 DRAM

Postby Gibsaw on Thu Nov 26, 2015 1:17 pm

lizardb0y wrote:Make it 32 for me. Round numbers are good numbers ;)

Yes, 0x20 is a nice round number in this forum. :)
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