About 3 days ago I received this delivery from JLCPCB.
I paid $30 AUD (shipping included with this price) for 20 HASL (hobbyist/prototype grade) boards. For a hobbyist like myself this is great value. They came relatively quickly considering I had them shipped economy. The package arrived in excellent shape thankfully.
I received.
5x Sidekick64 PCB'S
5x Sidekick64 to C16 adapter PCB'S
5x Neoram PCB'S
5x Vic 20 hyperexpander PCB'S
The Sidekick64 and Vic 20 hyperexpander PCB's were close to the 100*100mm size.
One can see the silica gel inside the hermetically sealed bags. I didn't get beveled/chamfered edges on the connectors because I could locate that option in the order menu. Next time I order I'll look for that setting.
Maybe someone can confirm this. When I used the Pcbway website I was quoted considerably more for the Sidekick64 and Vic 20 hyperexpander PCB's.
I also got a set of Neoram C64 memory card expansion cartridge PCB's as well as 10 units of HM628512
SOP 32 SRAM.
I used this supplier...
AU $15.15 | Free shipping 10pcs/lots HM628512BLFP-7 HM628512ALFP-7 HM628512 628512 SOP-32 IC In stock!
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mrmuEIe
The antistatic package looks unbroken and the chips look like they are in reel/tape packaging. I have to admit that the seller l purchased the Cypress chips from didn't provide an antistatic package for the reel/tape of chips. I am hoping that I'll have better success than with the Cypress chips.
When I get a chance I inspect the chips to see how 'authentic' they look and try to fit them as carefully as l can to the JLCPCB boards.
Building a NeoRam Ram expansion memory cartridge for the C64 computer
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