You'll likely get 20 different answers, but mine is a Pocket Programmer II
and I've burned loads of 2716 PROMs. It's not terribly expensive, gets
the software updated from time to time and is easy to use.
Scott C.
Doug Hill wrote:
> Hi gang. I have what is hopefully an easy question.
>
> I recently acquired a few Tempest PCBs that are missing the ROMs. I have a couple of complete sets of ROMs to copy but I have no experience in doing this. Does anyone have a recommendation for an EPROM programmer [assuming I can find the 2716 chips to use]? I assume that the programmer would be able to read a good chip, save it to disk, and then write it back to a fresh ROM?
>
> Thanks for any insight you all may have...
>
> -doug
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