+4 Processor Needed Desperately!!!!!!!!!

Hello everybody! This is Charles from 8-Bit Designs and I was hoping that someone out there in "cyberworld" could help me locate a 8501 Microprocessor chip for the Commodore +4 Computer. I have narrowed it down to either the Processor or the TED Chip (the processor has "BURN MARKS" on the edges of it so I "assume" that's the problem chip). I will be using my +4 once it gets up and running again to test the 8-Bit Designs Joystick Adapters and the Cassette "EDGE" Adapters. Also will be using it to keep records of sales, customer databases, and to "fiddle" around with the word processor. Any help will be GREATLY APPRECIATED and will go to the betterment and expansion of the existing community at large. Thanks for your support! Charles> 8-Bit Designs shifty_butch@hotmail.com (909) 854-1210

ramswell <shifty_butch@hotmail.com> wrote: > Hello everybody! This is Charles from 8-Bit Designs and I was hoping > that someone out there in "cyberworld" could help me locate a 8501 > Microprocessor chip for the Commodore +4 Computer. What would you give in exchange? -- [SbM] <http://sebastienmarty.free.fr> - <http://tradintosh.free.fr> <http://sbm.ordinotheque.free.fr> - <http://palmiciel.free.fr> "If the French were really intelligent, they'd speak English" (W. Sheed)

Michael J. Sch�lke <news0608@mjschuelke.de> wrote: > SbM wrote: > > What would you give in exchange? > > > > > Well, it looks like he's got a lot of exclamation marks, quotation marks > and capital letters to spare... ROTFL ;) -- [SbM] <http://sebastienmarty.free.fr> - <http://tradintosh.free.fr> <http://sbm.ordinotheque.free.fr> - <http://palmiciel.free.fr> "If the French were really intelligent, they'd speak English" (W. Sheed)

I have an extra +4 I don't need. If your interested reply here. On 3 Aug 2006 13:19:08 -0700, "ramswell" <shifty_butch@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > Hello everybody! This is Charles from 8-Bit Designs and I was hoping >that someone out there in "cyberworld" could help me locate a 8501 >Microprocessor chip for the Commodore +4 Computer. I have narrowed it >down to either the Processor or the TED Chip (the processor has "BURN >MARKS" on the edges of it so I "assume" that's the problem chip). > > I will be using my +4 once it gets up and running again to test the >8-Bit Designs Joystick Adapters and the Cassette "EDGE" Adapters. Also >will be using it to keep records of sales, customer databases, and to >"fiddle" around with the word processor. > > > Any help will be GREATLY APPRECIATED and will go to the betterment and >expansion of the existing community at large. > > >Thanks for your support! > >Charles> 8-Bit Designs > >shifty_butch@hotmail.com > >(909) 854-1210

SbM wrote: > ramswell <shifty_butch@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > Hello everybody! This is Charles from 8-Bit Designs and I was hoping > > that someone out there in "cyberworld" could help me locate a 8501 > > Microprocessor chip for the Commodore +4 Computer. > > What would you give in exchange? > > -- I have chips for the 64, 128 and some Amiga ones as well I can trade. Also have a few serial, RGB (128), and power cables I don't need. I can also trade a +4 EDGE CONNECTOR (the 64 cassette recorder adapter for the +4) for it, or maybe the joystick adapter (the adapter that allows the 64 joysticks to be used on the +4). I also have a XETEC SUPER GRAFIX JR. PRINTER INTERFACE that I have no need of. I also have many other items lying around her that I have no use for. Please let me know if any of these will suffice, or do you have other things that you need that I might have on hand. Thanks for the response! Have a great weekend! Charles > [SbM] > <http://sebastienmarty.free.fr> - <http://tradintosh.free.fr> > <http://sbm.ordinotheque.free.fr> - <http://palmiciel.free.fr> > "If the French were really intelligent, they'd speak English" (W. Sheed)

Ninjiro wrote: > I have an extra +4 I don't need. If your interested reply here. HOW MUCH and WHERE FROM? I might be willing to pay a "DECENT" price for it. Thanks for the offer! Charles > > On 3 Aug 2006 13:19:08 -0700, "ramswell" <shifty_butch@hotmail.com> > wrote: > > > > > > > Hello everybody! This is Charles from 8-Bit Designs and I was hoping > >that someone out there in "cyberworld" could help me locate a 8501 > >Microprocessor chip for the Commodore +4 Computer. I have narrowed it > >down to either the Processor or the TED Chip (the processor has "BURN > >MARKS" on the edges of it so I "assume" that's the problem chip). > > > > I will be using my +4 once it gets up and running again to test the > >8-Bit Designs Joystick Adapters and the Cassette "EDGE" Adapters. Also > >will be using it to keep records of sales, customer databases, and to > >"fiddle" around with the word processor. > > > > > > Any help will be GREATLY APPRECIATED and will go to the betterment and > >expansion of the existing community at large. > > > > > >Thanks for your support! > > > >Charles> 8-Bit Designs > > > >shifty_butch@hotmail.com > > > >(909) 854-1210

In article <3tm5d2drnj5vck3fga1l9r5fn5bd097f38@4ax.com>, Ninjiro <mx2201@mediacast.net> wrote: > I have an extra +4 I don't need. If your interested reply here. > > On 3 Aug 2006 13:19:08 -0700, "ramswell" <shifty_butch@hotmail.com> > wrote: > > > > > > > Hello everybody! This is Charles from 8-Bit Designs and I was hoping > >that someone out there in "cyberworld" could help me locate a 8501 > >Microprocessor chip for the Commodore +4 Computer. I have narrowed it > >down to either the Processor or the TED Chip (the processor has "BURN > >MARKS" on the edges of it so I "assume" that's the problem chip). > > > > I will be using my +4 once it gets up and running again to test the > >8-Bit Designs Joystick Adapters and the Cassette "EDGE" Adapters. Also > >will be using it to keep records of sales, customer databases, and to > >"fiddle" around with the word processor. > > > > > > Any help will be GREATLY APPRECIATED and will go to the betterment and > >expansion of the existing community at large. > > > > > >Thanks for your support! > > > >Charles> 8-Bit Designs > > > >shifty_butch@hotmail.com > > > >(909) 854-1210 Now you can expect tons of people asking to buy it from you.. many of us out here don't have one anymore :)