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Subject: Re: Information about the Retro Chip Tester
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From: Stephan Slabihoud <stephan@slabihoud.de>
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Hi Craig,

> Your retro chip tester is really helping out with some of my projects.

thanks a lot for the positive feedback.

> If you are looking for more devices to add, I would like to see the following (some have 74xx equivalents so just co-listing them would be very useful):
> HPDL2416 displays
> P3404 / 8T3404 latch
> 8234 multiplexer
> 9316 counter
> 8093 3-state driver
> 8095 3-state driver

Do you know the 74xx equivalents? This saves me some time to find them.

> I thought about doing a video on your tester, but there is very little others have not already said or suggested so at this point I really have nothing to add.  but it is a great little tool !

Well, feel free to do an additional video. It is always fun to see my 
design and hear what other say about it :)


Regards,
Stephan
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