Jon Baker wrote:
>
> >My favorite was Motorola, I was working on a 6809 board and asked for
> >the spec sheets. They sent me the spec sheets, "Programming the 6809" by
> >Zak Labiak, and the Assist09 manual (source etal). Too bad I'm having
> >such
> >difficult time getting their parts. I'm still just a hobbiest. And
> >getting
> >ordering parts in 1'zies is still the bane of my hobby. (Schooled as an
> >EET but I work in the Data/Voice network field).
>
> I used to get 6809s and the chips like the Address Multiplexor, designed for
> use in a 6809 system from A company called cricklewood electroincs in
> London, UK.

Ooops, I wasn't specific enough, the chips I was referencing were the
68HC11
chips, the EE chips in particular. They get gobbled up by the Auto
inductry
and production lags weeks behind.

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