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elginseam
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Blizzard 2060 queries
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September 27, 2007, 12:13:27 AM »
I have bought a Blizzard 2040 for my A2000 with the intention of upgrading to a 060 CPU.
I have ordered a 68060 & 3.3V regulator but cannot source the BY77 SMD diodes at the moment or even find the specs. Is the type critical? This article suggests 1N4001 are equivalent:
http://www.g-mb.de/P5Rework.html#B2040
Also what type of SIMM is most appropriate, EDO or FPM? Can the types be mixed? It would be interesting to hear from someone who has used this type of board.
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rkauer
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Re: Blizzard 2060 queries
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September 27, 2007, 12:45:57 AM »
FPM modules do the trick. Prefer them.
Did you check
Amiga Hardware
?
After a short view, I found the equivalent to the BY77
is
the 1N4005 (500V DC blocking). So you use any rectifier as you wish. The faster, the better, but always >500V.
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elginseam
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Re: Blizzard 2060 queries
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September 27, 2007, 08:27:39 AM »
OK thanks, I see lots of adverts for EDO SIMMS but not FPM. I will carry on looking.
Yes I had seen the
Big Book of Amiga Hardware
page and this one
Amiga Hardware Database
and downloaded the manual but none actually the mention the SIMM type so I will take your advice.
Thanks for the advice on the diodes, but I am surprised that a 500V part is needed.
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