>>
>>This sounds like a handy chip to have in your toolbox... Any info on sources
>>for Philips parts of this type?
>>
>>
>>Also, anyone out there who can identify the manufacturer of a DIP-package
>>resistor network for me: it's a 20-pin DIP, used to terminate a SCSI bus on
>>a disk drive, the package is marked "BI" in the top left corner, and is type
>>number "RM85". I need to get some replacements, either identical or
>>equivalent... Thanks in advance.
>>Kevin Fleming, Reliable Networx, Inc.
>>Phoenix, AZ
>>Internet: kpfhome@primenet.com
>>
>>
>>"Please, don't change colors while I'm talking to you."
>>
>>
>Kev-man: BI = Beckman Industrial, Phillips parts are available from Newark,
>Allied, Hallmark, Marshall
>etc. BI should be also.
>
>Have fun,
>Steve Schwartz
>ses@cts.com

Philips has a web page, something like www.philips.com, it has a
description of most of there parts.

Doug Sellner
Beach Tech
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