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From: joelberman@hgovc.enet.dec.com (Joel Berman)
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Subject: Re: Accelerator
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Date: 8 Feb 91 20:21:15 GMT
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In article <11723@helios.TAMU.EDU>, n298ad@tamuts.tamu.edu (John Jordan) writes...
>Okay guys check this out... I bought that 16MHZ hack from Memory
> 
>World as advertised in AmigaWorld..
> 
>It uses a flip-flop to half the 28Mhz coming from Agnus,
>and a new 68000, but I can't seem to get it to work.
> 
>Can anyone supply me with a diagram or explanation of how to
>hook up a D type flip-flop that will half a clock signal????
>I think the diagram they gave me was wrong...
> 
>It's possible that it IS hooked up right, so if anyone else has
>hooked one up successfully please contact me..
> 
>My setup is as follows:
> 
>A2000 w/ rev. 4.3 motherboard, 1 Meg Agnus, 1.3 Rom,  2 Megs (100ns)
>on a ram board, 2 megs (80ns) on a gvp series II w/ a quantum 80 meg
>drive..
> 
>Any help will be greatly appreciated...
> 
>=> John Jordan   aTmiga User's group  Tx A&M (409)847-5670
>=> e-mail n298ad@tamuts.tamu.edu     (insert IBM joke here)