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Subject: C64 specialty chips
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>       From: John Fournay <jf4%bonnie.uucp@BRL.ARPA>
>       Subject: Need 6526 chips - Help
>       Date: 19 Dec 85 17:16:26 GMT
>
>       I need two 6526 ICs, used in the Commodore 64.  Can anyone tell
>       me the manufacturer and/or a source?
>       Thanks much,
>       John

Jameco Electronics stocks most (or maybe even all ?) of the special C64
chips and will ship quantities of one.  For the address/phone/catalog/price
consult a recent issue of Byte or ask me again later and I'll look it up.
They've always been a pleasure to deal with.

Richard
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