I've often seen casual feature requests for a RTC to be added to CD32 projects. I know this has been a suggested addition to TF boards and that TF has rightly pointed out that such a 'one time' feature should live on the riser rather than his cards. On delving further into the idea it becomes clear ...

An openboardview included straight out of the blocks. Great stuff, cheers!

It's almost a good thing that nobody wants the 330s anymore so i don't have to worry about these things :D The reason why there's no demand is that supaduper has cornered the market and bought up all the decent CPUs! :lol: I think that's there's still potentially loads of demand for the 330, It's p...

Still interested in some more boards here as well if you're ordering

I still have three spare TF534 PCBs that were generously supplied to me by TF in a case of mistaken identity.

You can have one each for the price of postage.

Ah, yes apologies, the helpful Mouser search came back with a similar chip as the one I searched for wasn't in stock. Looks like I'll be using the recommended official parts from now on then. Cheers. The official RAM chip for the 330/536 is MT48LC16M16A2P-6A:GCT-ND, it's stocked and still active. ht...

Booooo!

Has anyone successfully used an alternative to these chips on the TF330? I assume this will also affect the TF536 in its current incarnation?

Edit: I see that Mouser still have plenty in stock for now but they're also marked as "End of Life"

Ah, you soldered the 534 to the relocator rather than using a female header. Makes more sense to me now!

Cheers for the photos.

Long pins would be ideal, but those round ones wouldn't help for the sandwich as there's no adjustment in them. Female square headers on the topside of the relocator combined with long square male pins such as: Ebay item: 163650502553 mounted with the plastic stop positioned just over half length th...

Looks excellent! I'm trying to picture how you attached the relocator and Mem68k headers to the upper and lower side of the board. I assume there's a bit of a gap under those female headers on the top of the 534 to allow soldering access? Any chance of a closeup side profile shot and/or a descriptio...