JASON-RANHEIM Promenade C1 EPROM Programmer for Commodore C64 For Sale

JASON-RANHEIM  Promenade C1 EPROM Programmer for Commodore C64
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JASON-RANHEIM Promenade C1 EPROM Programmer for Commodore C64:
$79.99

JASON-RANHEIM

Promenade EPROM Programmer

Model: (C1)

Hello!! andthank you for looking at my item.

Up for offers is a used EPROM Programmer. Theunit was not fully tested however given a detailed inspection and some minorbench testing as permitted. The unit is in good cosmetic condition with a fewminor use and wear marks. All of the writing on the top of the unit is present,legible and can be read. There is a connection port and 3 indicator lights ontop of the unit. The connection port has a locking mechanism for possibly aribbon cable. The latch does lock in place properly. On the front is another connection port. Thisport is also in good shape. There are no burn marks and or smells emitting fromthe unit. No further testing was performed. The original packaging, programdisks, storage case and operating instructions are not included. Nice rare find and great bargain buy.

Product description

The Promenade C1 is used with programming vintageCommodore 64 computers..

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