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From: bilbo@pnet02.cts.com (Bill Daggett)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Amiga 1000 - PAL Pin 10 Grounding Gripe
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Date: Tue, 10-Nov-87 20:30:47 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 10 20:30:47 1987
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GREAT!  Now I've got two approaches and no one guaranteeing anything 'cept my
warranty will be void - which it has been for some time.  Well Commodore and
Supra - what am I suppose to do?  Fortunately getting rid of Word Perfect
seems to have helped more then anything.

George,
Are you suggesting that if I ground all four pin 10s together and go for the
ground on the daughterboard at the negative capacitor terminal and then down
to the negative point on the motherboard that I WILL creat new trouble by
making these four points on the PALS common when they MUST float separated in
some "logical" fashion?  I'm not afraid of the experiment at all but I think
that Commodore, 3rd party vendors, and "hackers anonymous" ought to come to
agreement on this sort of modification.

Should I approach Supra that there is nothing wrong with the Commodore and
they need to buffer or whatever their Supra interface?  Is it complex or
expensive to modify the interface to include the buffering?

Oh, well...  Looks like this subject could warm up again - to bad!  BTW, can I
get through to Commodore now?  I tried 2 weeks last and the tech line was busy
throughout the day.  What are the new numbers if any?  I heard at the
Disneyland Commodore Show that Tech Support was being expanded on.

*Bilbo*  Recombinant Hobbit
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