*** hey guys, if you have any spare cash to throw toward this project, the main man is in need, anything will help at this point.
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Hi Charles! I think we are getting close to a S2I demonstration in the near future. I would like to respin the prototype board with all the fixes so far and get another small batch of 10 for the builders. There have been many improvements such as optional termination, fixed SCSI connection, new option jumpers, better layout, etc.
Would you be able to do some fund raising on 68KMLA? A bunch of $5 and $10 donations would go a long way. As a rough estimate I’ll need about $200 for 10 new PCBs. It normally takes about three weeks from time of delivery. I would prefer to provide the boards to the builders for free since it is using their time to build and test. Otherwise I’ll provide the PCBs as normal N8VEM boards ($20 each) to cover expenses.
I think these PCBs are going to be close to if not fully production representative. Hopefully they will be very helpful for those vintage 68K Macs, Amiga 1000’s, Atari ST’s, ancient DEC’s, etc who depend on SCSI-1 drives. You can gather the funds or just have them send to me at LYNCHAJ@YAHOO.COM (PayPal) with “S2I prototype boards fund” in the subject line.
Any and all help greatly appreciated. Thanks and have a nice day!
Andrew Lynch
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Hi Charles! I think we are getting close to a S2I demonstration in the near future. I would like to respin the prototype board with all the fixes so far and get another small batch of 10 for the builders. There have been many improvements such as optional termination, fixed SCSI connection, new option jumpers, better layout, etc.
Would you be able to do some fund raising on 68KMLA? A bunch of $5 and $10 donations would go a long way. As a rough estimate I’ll need about $200 for 10 new PCBs. It normally takes about three weeks from time of delivery. I would prefer to provide the boards to the builders for free since it is using their time to build and test. Otherwise I’ll provide the PCBs as normal N8VEM boards ($20 each) to cover expenses.
I think these PCBs are going to be close to if not fully production representative. Hopefully they will be very helpful for those vintage 68K Macs, Amiga 1000’s, Atari ST’s, ancient DEC’s, etc who depend on SCSI-1 drives. You can gather the funds or just have them send to me at LYNCHAJ@YAHOO.COM (PayPal) with “S2I prototype boards fund” in the subject line.
Any and all help greatly appreciated. Thanks and have a nice day!
Andrew Lynch