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From: rh2y+@andrew.cmu.edu (Russell E. Hoffman, II)
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Subject: Re: PJP WordPak info need
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I own a PBJ word-pak II and I have all the stuff for it -- manual, driver
software, etc. Unfortunately, I am at college, and all that stuff is at home.
I can tell you this much: Be sure to use a multi-pak expander if you
intend to use the PBJ WordPak for extended periods of time. If you use
the supplied y-cable, the bus drivers on the 6809 in the CoCo tend to be
strained a bit and will eventually burn out, requiring the replacement
of the 6809 (trivial cost, about $2.00)