Hi,

I'm also using the DATARASE II erase to erase 16C74. My eraser has a
timer for up to 5 minutes. I can erase up to 4 16C74 at one time but I
need to start it twice, othewise the fuses are not blank.

Chaipi

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On Sun, 2 Jun 1996, Stuart Allman wrote:

> At 05:05 AM 6/2/96 -0500, you wrote:
> >Anyone know of a source of an inexpensive Eprom eraser. $50 is the best
> >price I saw. Its almost the same price as the programmer. Thanks
> >
> >
> >                Neil Gandler
> >
>
> I found mine in Digikey for $35.00.  I think it's called the datarase II, or
> something like that.  It's the best deal I found in my search.  It only does
> one or two eproms at once, but that's enough for my small needs.
>
> Stuart Allman
> Studio Sound Design
> studio@halcyon.com
>