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8K RAM module for "Model T Computers" - TRS-80 Model 100, Kyotronic KC-85, NEC PC-8201, Olivetti M10
https://github.com/bkw777/model_t_ram

100 kc-85 kyotronic m-10 m10 memory model nec olivetti pc-8201 pc-8201a radio-shack ram tandy trs-80

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8K RAM module for "Model T Computers" - TRS-80 Model 100, Kyotronic KC-85, NEC PC-8201, Olivetti M10

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# Model_T_RAM
8K RAM module for "Model T Computers"
* TRS-80 Model 100
* Kyotronic KC-85
* NEC PC-8201
* Olivetti M10

![](Model_T_RAM.jpg)
![](Model_T_RAM.svg)

Gerbers available in [releases](../../releases/latest).

[PCB from OSHPark](https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/dh91gDhY)
[PCB from PCBWAY](https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Model_T_RAM.html)

[BOM from DigiKey](https://www.digikey.com/short/vbnv3rnf)

[How to do the legs](https://gist.github.com/bkw777/52d85d89eeff8445cc667685d05ea94d)

The DIP row spacing is actually 725 mils not 700. It makes it annoying to solder because the rows don't line up exactly with the rows in a breadboard, but it's not an error.
Using a set of single row socket headers in the breadboard, or even two stacked, allows the socket headers to spread a little and make it easier to hold the pins and pcb for soldering, and the finished soldered pins aren't pinched inwards too badly.

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Thanks to Steve Adolph for advice about RAM_RST