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  1. 02-14-2017, 12:33 PM #1
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    Sweet boards and chips!!

    Here are some sweet boards with some very unique chips on them.


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    What did these come out of? Telecom?
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    Quote Originally Posted by HipoGear View Post
    What did these come out of? Telecom?
    They came in just like that. I would assume it was some old telecom equipment.

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    DEC 57-19400-08
    Production name was 'F11 chip set'

    Ebay recent sold price $15
    Ebay asking prices $58 - $130

    Retail prices: unknown

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    I'm glad you found some "sweet" ones. No matter how many I lick, i only get the taste of dust and old electronics. Maybe I'm licking them wrong?

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