Re: TI-H: mem chips / clocking up / 'enchancements' faq type thing
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Re: TI-H: mem chips / clocking up / 'enchancements' faq type thing
The capacitor is C13. You can pretty much go to an electronics store and
pick up a bunch of capacitors (NPO or not) and try them out. I'd go for
anything between 1pf and 20pf, although I'd guess 12pf would be the best
bet. There is a link on TIcalc's site to the page, but that person claims
that .1pf works and no one on this list has verified it. You could also try
.1pf but I looked through every major and small electronics supplier and
could not find it. You may also want to try putting 5 .5pf's in series.
BTW: if you do this, I would recommend installing a switch since the clock
isn't percise and with some assembly programs it doesn't work too well
(although I find that to be few).
On Thu, 12 Nov 1998 16:09:55 +0000, Liyang Hu wrote:
>
> there's just a few things i'd like to know:
> 1) how do i add those mem chips to my ti86?
> 2) how do i clock up my ti86? (which cap is it?)
>
> here's an idea - why dont someone do a faq on all the hardware
> 'enchancements' you can add to the ti calculators? i've been searching
> through the ticalc.org's archive for ages and just can't find any
relevant
> information. (actually, i might do one, if i can get the info)
>
> any suggestions?
>
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