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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: CatHerder on December 22, 2005, 05:59:13 AM
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Well go figure. When I couldn't source oscillators over a year ago to solder on these 1200 motherboards I have I actually had a box of the things sitting here the whole time... :roll:
If anyone needs these, let me know. I see SoftHut and Centsible sell most of them for $9 each (or more), I'll just figure out shipping [pm me your state/zip (US) or postal code (CAN) or country if not US/CAN] and then add on a couple bucks per oscillator if anyone needs any. I'm not going to bother listing these on eBay if anyone needs/wants them here. (Maybe after christmas I might, dunno though)
These can't be shipped by lettermail, they're too thick and the pins would probably get crushed. I'll shove them in a/s foam (tape that to some cardboard) and ship them in a bubble mailer.
Here is what I have for crystal oscillators (I assume they all work, and no I'm not going to go test them or install them on any of the boards I have listed on eBay):
(As most of you know, Amiga's run at 1/2 the speed of the oscillator) The two bolded ones are what 1200's use...
2 - 66.66MHz new
1 - 44.900MHz new
5 - 28.63636MHz (NTSC) new
2 - 28.37516MHz (PAL) pulls
1 - 25.000MHz new
3 - 25MHz (think these are for PC's) new
1 - 12.5000MHz new
1 - 3.686400MHz new
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What do you do with these exactly? Is it for musick or what?
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They're the little crystal oscillator that is soldered to your Amiga motherboard. They control the speed (MHz) of your hardware.
(http://www.ascenddevices.com/product_page/images/spec_sheets_images/Fullsize%20osc.png)
If somebody was looking for DOC70-28.63636MZ KDS AMERICA/A DAISHI oscillators in quantity, I see that pcipci.com (http://www.pcipci.com/search_products.cfm?search_manufacturerID=133) has 886 in stock today... Amazing how easy it is to find these things today compared to a year or so ago. :admonish:
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Sounds...
...deadly. :)