Hi Paul,

        Just adding to Rods comments,


 RG> The C64, C128 and C128-D all use
 RG> different chips so you must specify

Need also to specify which type of C128-D, as the plastic-cased one has
different roms to the metal-cased one.


 RG> They are a peice of piss to install since
 RG> they are already socketted
 RG> (with the exception of some of the early
 RG> C64's). The come supplied with
 RG> detailed instructions and drawings so that even a novice can instal
 RG> them.

In the case of the C64 C, one needs to be quite specific when ordering
it, right down to the serial # and including the single digit letter at
the end of the serial #.  If its what is referred to as an 'E' board,
it will have a 28 pin rom, instead of the more common 24 pin, and its
always soldered to the board.  CBM must have finally got their act
together with chip shortages with this model ( the last?) as I've seen
many of them, and never a socket to be seen. Damn!

Cya........Alan
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