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From: pmp@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Paul Porta)
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Subject: MCT-Eprom board
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Date: 1 Jul 90 14:19:40 GMT
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I recently went to a local auction and picked up some computer equipment.

The first thing I would like to know:
  What does a "Modular Circuit Technolgy MCT-EPROM" board do?
I think it allows you to program eproms because has space on the board
where you could plug-in a PLA (28 pins).  The interface to the bus
is a normal PC/XT interface (not an AT). And the interface to the user
is a 34 (square) pin. 

I also picked up a Seagate model ST-506, (full-height) hard drive.
  Is this (full height) drive only 10Mbs, or could it be larger?

Thanks.

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paul m porta, graduate student             "I have nothing to do with
CIS department, university of florida       the athletic program at UF."
pmp@beach.cis.ufl.edu