Getting a PGRAM card for your TI

[Omega-TI]

Do you want one of << THESE >>

[Gary from OPA]

Everyone should have one.

 

Its a great device. -- Its a shame it was not produced as much as other products at the time.

 

I would like to see something rebuilted in the similar way as CF7+ to use re-writeable memory and not needing a PE-Box.

 

The closest we got so far is UberGROM, and maybe in the near future maybe one that does not need an epprom burner will appear, that would be amazing.

 

Of course the clock on PGRAM was a nice touch, too bad not

[Omega-TI]

Only five of us have expressed any kind interest so far? That's kind of disappointing, considering what it can do and all.

[+Ksarul]

Ohm, as a note on initial interest: when I put up the trial balloon for the Extender Boards, I only had commitments for seven or eight boards--but in the end, nearly 20 people bought one or more of them. That was for a real niche product. Any other board would probably sell 30 or more examples in the end--though I doubt any PEB board would sell more than 50 copies in the current market.

[Omega-TI]

Ohm, as a note on initial interest: when I put up the trial balloon for the Extender Boards, I only had commitments for seven or eight boards--but in the end, nearly 20 people bought one or more of them. That was for a real niche product. Any other board would probably sell 30 or more examples in the end--though I doubt any PEB board would sell more than 50 copies in the current market.

 

Twenty to thirty people would be real nice! Of course there are also a limited number of people capable of building these things, and when you factor in the reality that most of these guys already have other projects on their plates, it might be a loooooooooooong time before we see one, if ever.

 

Another user I know has a P-GRAM in his system, a while back on another forum he posted a photo of it. This one little section of the photo say's it all....

 

Besides the RTC, can you imagine, no waiting for your custom menu to load?

Just turn on the computer and BAM! Instant gratification... ya gotta love it!