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From: tmaster@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (The Master)
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Subject: Re: Many Questions.....
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Date: 1 Feb 90 05:54:04 GMT
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In article <15800046@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> cs225af@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu writes:
>
>The chip is the MC3470P chip.  It has basically exploded, and I'm VERY
>scared to plug it back in (when it blew, my MONITOR dimmed.... I'm not
>about to plug this piece of junk back in until I am quite sure it's OK
>for reasons fairly obvious!)
>
>Oh, where, oh where can I get this chip?
>
>
>-- rubio

  JDR Microdevices carries them ($1.95). phone is 800-538-5000.  
Only problem is that their mininum order is $10, and it is $3.50 for
shipping (still much less than the apple dealer.  Buy a few extra, get some
blank disks, whatever..)  Ideally, if there is a good electronics place in
your area, try them first.  Living in (near) silicon valley spoils one for
ease of getting replacement parts and  so forth.

 I'm not affiliated with JDR Microdevices, but have found their service
(retail store) very good.  Prices are generally rather close to prices
of other places also.

	The Master
	tmaster@ucscb.UCSC.EDU