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Hi guys,

Some of my tech knowledge is a bit limited. What exactly are these & what can I do with them? THanks.

Jeff S.

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It appears to be a very nice Atari Rom chip collection with a bunch of games. Have you tried plugging a chip in the socket and plugging the socket in a unit?
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Lucretius wrote:It appears to be a very nice Atari Rom chip collection with a bunch of games. Have you tried plugging a chip in the socket and plugging the socket in a unit?
If that's true he might just have a debug cart and prototype chips! :o Give it to my.*uses hypnotic eyes*
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I will have to try that tonight, when I get home. I did figure that they could be used as a type of "cartridge", but I wasn't sure what else they might be good for.
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Thta's quite the ROM collection you have there. Just put one of the chips into the chip holder on the cartridge, and then use the board as a cartridge.

You may have a prototype chip in there, but it's more likely that someone just bought a bunch of ratty-looking carts, or was tired of all the space a huge cart collection took up, and ripped the chips out of them. But there's always that possibility...
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