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dabone

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Eprom Programmer.
« on: November 10, 2004, 02:13:08 pm »
I'm thinking about buying one just for the occasional need.
Has anyone used the Universal Willem EPROM Programmer?

They seem to go for cheap on ebay.


Thoughts?


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Re:Eprom Programmer.
« Reply #1 on: November 10, 2004, 03:45:40 pm »
I have a Willem programmer.  It does pretty good with most arcade roms (reading and writing). I had trouble with a 2732 rom (I think it was bad). I don't want to erase another until I'm sure I can reprogram it.  No problem with 2764 and higher stuff.

The willem won't do 25xx roms like from pacman.

Using the Willem eprom programmer isn't simple!  But, if you can build an arcade machine, you can figure it out.  Also, you'll need an eraser (UV light) if you want to reprogram roms.

YMMV,
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