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From: "John A. Papadopoulos" <eng20202%BOSTONU.bitnet@WISCVM>
Newsgroups: net.micro
Subject: Versabus info
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Date: Sat, 26-Jan-85 00:10:58 EST
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   I have several ancient Motorola Versabus boards and no backplane and
no documentation.  The boards are:

     1)    MC68KMPU  - 68000 processor board w/ 2 serial ports

     2)    128Kbyte memory board (no model number).  Uses 16k dynamic
           RAMs.

These are vintage Versabus boards...even Motorola doesn't have docs on
them.

I would greatly appreciate any information about the backplane/cardcage
and documentation.

P.S.      I have found three sources of the backplane/cardcage ( Motorola,
          Charles River Data, Hybricon) and all are very expensive
          ( over $500 for 6 slots ).  I am looking for 4+ slots and a low
          price tag.  I wouldn't mind used equipment either.  Also, if
          you know of a source of sockets (wire wrap) for the Versabus
          edge connectors, I would like that info too.


Thank You

John Papadopoulos