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After doing some searching (on arcade machine forums, no less), I
found a memory chip that works, replaced 32 of my RAM chips, and the
EII is back in action.

The chip is a 4164-150 and is sold at jameco.com for $1.05 each.

Trivia:
Discovered that my EII is serial #023 (revision 0 boards) on the
inside, but #057 on the outside.  It was previously owned by Fleetwood
Mac, and I have all of their sample discs.

> Trivia:
> Discovered that my EII is serial #023 (revision 0 boards) on the
> inside, but #057 on the outside.  It was previously owned by Fleetwood
> Mac, and I have all of their sample discs.


Hey that's cool!
Good job finding those chips!

Thanks !  this is very helpful info, I should order some spares ...

David


--- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Elliott"
<thesecretmission@...> wrote:
>
> After doing some searching (on arcade machine forums, no less), I
> found a memory chip that works, replaced 32 of my RAM chips, and the
> EII is back in action.
> 
> The chip is a 4164-150 and is sold at jameco.com for $1.05 each.
> 
> Trivia:
> Discovered that my EII is serial #023 (revision 0 boards) on the
> inside, but #057 on the outside.  It was previously owned by Fleetwood
> Mac, and I have all of their sample discs.
>