"David Eduardo" wrote in message
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"Dave" wrote in message
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KyeBosh wrote:
Hey,

I read on many sites that Chris Cuff made a number of AM Stereo
decoder boards which could be inserted into some existing radios. I've
tried his e-mail addresses but have not got a response. Does anyone
know how to get in conact with him?

TIA...

Is anyone still transmitting C-QUAM?

Yes, there are a hundred or so. If you Google you can find an AM stereo
site which has a list of those believed to still be in C Quam
The best thing about AM stereo was the Motorola decoder chip that makes an
excellent AM sync detector.

Dale W4OP

Dale Parfitt wrote:
"David Eduardo" wrote in message
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"Dave" wrote in message
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KyeBosh wrote:
Hey,

I read on many sites that Chris Cuff made a number of AM Stereo
decoder boards which could be inserted into some existing radios. I've
tried his e-mail addresses but have not got a response. Does anyone
know how to get in conact with him?

TIA...
Is anyone still transmitting C-QUAM?
Yes, there are a hundred or so. If you Google you can find an AM stereo
site which has a list of those believed to still be in C Quam
The best thing about AM stereo was the Motorola decoder chip that makes an
excellent AM sync detector.

Dale W4OP


That's the Sony Multimode chip, isn't it?

In article ,
Dave wrote:

Dale Parfitt wrote:
"David Eduardo" wrote in message
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"Dave" wrote in message
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KyeBosh wrote:
Hey,

I read on many sites that Chris Cuff made a number of AM Stereo
decoder boards which could be inserted into some existing radios. I've
tried his e-mail addresses but have not got a response. Does anyone
know how to get in conact with him?

TIA...
Is anyone still transmitting C-QUAM?
Yes, there are a hundred or so. If you Google you can find an AM stereo
site which has a list of those believed to still be in C Quam
The best thing about AM stereo was the Motorola decoder chip that makes an
excellent AM sync detector.

Dale W4OP


That's the Sony Multimode chip, isn't it?

That's the same chip you ground up and snorted when everything went
crazy isn't it?

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
Dave wrote:

Dale Parfitt wrote:
"David Eduardo" wrote in message
...
"Dave" wrote in message
...
KyeBosh wrote:
Hey,

I read on many sites that Chris Cuff made a number of AM Stereo
decoder boards which could be inserted into some existing radios. I've
tried his e-mail addresses but have not got a response. Does anyone
know how to get in conact with him?

TIA...
Is anyone still transmitting C-QUAM?
Yes, there are a hundred or so. If you Google you can find an AM stereo
site which has a list of those believed to still be in C Quam
The best thing about AM stereo was the Motorola decoder chip that makes an
excellent AM sync detector.

Dale W4OP


That's the Sony Multimode chip, isn't it?

That's the same chip you ground up and snorted when everything went
crazy isn't it?

Yes. You sussed me out. I grind up electronics and snort them.

Dave wrote:

That's the same chip you ground up and snorted when everything went
crazy isn't it?

Yes. You sussed me out. I grind up electronics and snort them.

Millions had to quit doing 'sillycon' when they stopped making the 6502
processor. The Z80 just didn't have the same feel and later, the 32 bit
stuff caused too many side effects.



mike


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m II wrote:
Dave wrote:

That's the same chip you ground up and snorted when everything went
crazy isn't it?

Yes. You sussed me out. I grind up electronics and snort them.

Millions had to quit doing 'sillycon' when they stopped making the 6502
processor. The Z80 just didn't have the same feel and later, the 32 bit
stuff caused too many side effects.



mike


They cut it with strychnine.

Dave wrote:

Millions had to quit doing 'sillycon' when they stopped making the 6502
processor. The Z80 just didn't have the same feel and later, the 32 bit
stuff caused too many side effects.

They cut it with strychnine.

Not to mention the Fed's scare tactics concerning Printed Circuit
Boards. I hear there's still a ban on PCBs, with only the Chinese
allowed importation rights. The lead solder keeps you coming back for more.


mikey eutectic II


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In article LgJek.4179$1o6.3807@edtnps83, m II wrote:

Dave wrote:

That's the same chip you ground up and snorted when everything went
crazy isn't it?

Yes. You sussed me out. I grind up electronics and snort them.

Millions had to quit doing 'sillycon' when they stopped making the 6502
processor. The Z80 just didn't have the same feel and later, the 32 bit
stuff caused too many side effects.

Dave is still doing it. The side effects are not a problem for him.
However, one side effect, the rants he posts here are very bothersome.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

On Jul 14, 7:20*am, m II wrote:
Dave wrote:
That's the same chip you ground up and snorted when everything went
crazy isn't it?

Yes. *You sussed me out. *I grind up electronics and snort them.

Millions had to quit doing 'sillycon' when they stopped making the 6502
processor. The Z80 just didn't have the same feel and later, the 32 bit
stuff caused too many side effects.

mike

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Oh, you can still get a 6502 "fix"! Western Design Center and Sunplus
still make 6502 compatible chips in microcontroller form.
I'm not sure what side effects would be added by inhaling the new
integrated peripherals, however.... ;P

http://6502.org/commercial

"Dave" wrote in message
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Dale Parfitt wrote:
"David Eduardo" wrote in message
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"Dave" wrote in message
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KyeBosh wrote:
Hey,

I read on many sites that Chris Cuff made a number of AM Stereo
decoder boards which could be inserted into some existing radios. I've
tried his e-mail addresses but have not got a response. Does anyone
know how to get in conact with him?

TIA...
Is anyone still transmitting C-QUAM?
Yes, there are a hundred or so. If you Google you can find an AM stereo
site which has a list of those believed to still be in C Quam
The best thing about AM stereo was the Motorola decoder chip that makes
an excellent AM sync detector.

Dale W4OP
That's the Sony Multimode chip, isn't it?

Motorola MC13022P

Dale W4OP