[FreeBay] 30-Pin Memory

[w3dya at juno.com]

My wife handed me a bunch of PC memory boards that I don't recall seeing
before, but they probably go back twenty years or so when I assembled a
PC in the 1980's.  But they don't even look familiar.

Before I throw them out, maybe someone has an antique they are playing
with and need memory.  

They are 30-pin memory and eight are identified as  NMBX TCC-T-H7V,
MM2800J9S-07 Made in Japan.  These have nine chips on them with the
#AAA28007-07, NMBS 8915.

Four others have no printing information, each has three chips with
#KM44C2568J-8 Korea 051.

Let me know if you are interested - that's all the information I have. 
But they do look like the memory used in the first IBM clone type PC's
from the late 80's or early 90's.

73, Norm, W3DYA
w3dya at juno.com
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