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Mark1960 · 29th Oct 2020, 5:43 pm

I bought 10 of AM9111BPC from utsource last year at about $2.30 each and used two of these to fix my original MK14. I resisted the temptation to test the other 8 in the MK14 in case of damage to the sockets. Shipping and import cost might still be an issue but as this was part of a larger order it wasn’t much of an impact on the cost of the ram chips.

I have used Jlcpcb a few times. They have a 102.4 x 102.4 limit on the low cost offer compared to 100 x 100 from most of the others. It doesn’t sound much different but does allow 40 pin headers to be used.

29th Oct 2020, 5:43 pm	#686
Mark1960 Octode Join Date: Mar 2020 Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada Posts: 1,298	Re: Mk14 vdu I bought 10 of AM9111BPC from utsource last year at about $2.30 each and used two of these to fix my original MK14. I resisted the temptation to test the other 8 in the MK14 in case of damage to the sockets. Shipping and import cost might still be an issue but as this was part of a larger order it wasn’t much of an impact on the cost of the ram chips. I have used Jlcpcb a few times. They have a 102.4 x 102.4 limit on the low cost offer compared to 100 x 100 from most of the others. It doesn’t sound much different but does allow 40 pin headers to be used.