anyone want EtherNEC's ?

[Atarist8te74]

Are there any of these still available?

[wongck]

Are there any of these still available?

http://www.freemint.org/ethernec/ethernec.html

[jace_stknights]

Hi all. Got allready an ethernec, but I dunno where it is.

The problem I think it is too big. And I got several Atari machines! Where can I buy a (or some) Hydra? No more production at all?

[alanh]

EtherNEC still available at

http://www.freemint.org/ethernec/ethernec.html

Thanks.

[alanh]

Just another ping as people still email to check availability.

They are still available at ....

http://www.freemint.org/ethernec/ethernec.html

[Bumzyman]

What about 20 Hydras in a row?

hydra.jpg

Did I win?

Are these still available anywhere?
Does anyone want to sell theirs?

[alanh]

Yes. They are still available.

Http://www.freemint.org/ethernec/ethernec.html

[Bumzyman]

I was actually wondering if the Hydra boards were still available anywhere. I was interested because of their small size and also because I don't have one for my collection. But thanks for hooking me up with the EtherNEC's Alan.

For everyone who is still interested in Ethernet for the ST's; Alan has the EtherNEC's available as per his link and Lotharek is working on building new versions of the NetUSBee cards.

[busybee]

I will call my network-only version 'HYDRA'.

Small Teaser...

hydra_2.jpg

If you still have any available, I'd sure like one!!
Do you accept payment via PayPal??
Thanks and have a great day/evening!!

[busybee]

IORD/WR on the 68k bus can be generated with R/W, LDS, SEL and an 74...139 chip. SEL may be generated of some address lines, AS and 74...688. You have to modify the drivers too of course.

This will work on a Mega STE, correct?!?!?

Thanks!!

[DarkLord]

Lotharek now has pre-ordering up, in case anyone is interested...

http://lotharek.pl/product.php?pid=73

[LuckyOldMan]

I thought this is about EtherNEC made by alanh - you're writing about NetUSBee made by Lotharek. Quite a different thing.

[DarkLord]

I thought this is about EtherNEC made by alanh - you're writing about NetUSBee made by Lotharek. Quite a different thing.

It certainly is...but since it was already brought up previously in the thread:

For everyone who is still interested in Ethernet for the ST's; Alan has the EtherNEC's available as per his link and Lotharek is working on building new versions of the NetUSBee cards.

I thought I'd be nice and helpful.

[alanh]

Still have a few more left, not many though.

http://www.freemint.org/ethernec/ethernec.html