A kit of eight (8) 4164 RAM chips (new old stock) for repairing Commodores or other retrocomputers that use this particular memory chip. Multiple packages available, some of which include IC sockets, static RAM chips, and input multiplexer ICs.
Just what it sounds like: A big directory of different types of battery holders. Who knew that they were so involved?
Aretronics is the new company, started by ex-employees of All Electronics. Together we have decades of industry experience. We aim to provide the same fast, reliable service as we did at All Electronics, and stock even more, new, interesting and useful parts for your projects and needs. We offer hundreds of electronic and electro-mechanical parts and supplies at discount price.
The PLA chip is one of the most common faults in C64 and this is a modern replacement for that chip. it will fit in any longboard C64 (Assy 326298, 250407. 250425 and 250466).
Make sure your PLA is socketed otherwise you will first have to desolder the old chip and install a socket.
These are original and genuine N82S100N made by SIGNETICS factory programmed in order to use on your C64 Perfect replacement for your faulty MOS 906114-01.
These ICs are very rare to find out and maybe these are the last parts available.
The SwinSID Nano is one of many modern replacements for the failing original parts in a Commodore 64. If you have no sound from your C64, or if the sound isn't right (often parts of the chip fail, such as one voice or the filter) then you may need to replace your SID (sound interface device). Original parts are sought-after and therefore are now very expensive.
The SwinSID Nano b is Tolaemon's improvement on the SwinSID Nano. It's mostly indistinguishable from more expensive options (see my comparison video). It has the same footprint as the original chip, it has an LED on the underside (I use amber) and a startup chime.
The SID is usually socketed on the C64 board, so this should be a simple swop, but do check your board because if you have to desolder the original chip, replacement is a more involved process. I use socket-friendly pins.
Note that the SwinSID doesn't handle the analogue paddle input so that's a consideration if rotary paddles are important to you.
Original and genuine MOS 6526A from new old stock (NOS). They are usually found online as "used" but these chips are part of a new stock withdrawn in the years 1988/1990 from Commodore Semiconductor Systems factory. I guarantee that these chips are really NOS and I also attach in the photo the import tag of the parent company with the relevant production lot.
All the CHIPS are from the same batch (4286 206A).
PLS100N (PHILIPS) is pin to pin interchangeable with all original C64 PLA (for example MOS 906114-01 or Signetics N82S100). These PHILIPS PLS100N are NOS (new old stock). All PLS100N are still in their original tubes and boxes (data code 1999,that is the last production).
He makes replacement parts for classic computers. SIMMs (parity and not), adapters, boot ROMs, stuff like that.
Another online electronic components store.
An online electronic component dealer that's been around since 2009.
New school tech for old school gamers.
They sell parts, attachments, and do repairs on various kitchen appliances, mixers in particular.
They sell replacement parts for refitting and reconditioning old telephony stuff. This particular page is for fixing up phones.
In addition to parts, they have a fascinating collection of telephony-related locks and keys.
Bulk security pins for locks. 100 per pack.
They make and sell replacement and upgraded game pieces for board games of all kinds.
This guy reverse engineers the motherboards of classic computers (Commodore, Amiga, BBC, Amstrad) and their peripherals (1541, Vidiot) and makes brand-new implementations of the boards to replace failed ones. For some you can even buy matching part kits. You're pretty much on your own for most ICs, though.
They sell radio parts and kits, specializing in QRP (very low power but best possible range) radios.
The Brewing Academy LLC is located in Woodland, California, USA near Sacramento. We have been in Woodland since 2015 and have been operating in one form or another since 2005. In the past, we noticed that a lot of cool stuff came out for the Atari and the TI 99/4a and the Commodore, but that it always disappeared after awhile making it incredibly frustrating AND expensive for people to use their older computers. So, we decided to change that1 Our belief is that we find the coolest retro stuff we can and make sure we keep it available as long as possible.
Gabotronics is a small company based in Lakewood Ranch, FL. We have 10+ years of analog and digital design experience. Gabotronics is recognized by Atmel as a Third Party Vendor. We design and manufacture embedded systems. We specialize in 8-32 bits microcontroller projects, instrumentation and data acquisition, PCB Layout, custom electronic designs and we can provide engineering consultation. Currently we are selling data acquisition development boards, but we plan to expand our product line with all kind of electronics products in the future.