RAINBOW TOS 1.4 Atari ST/STF/STFM & Mega ST NEW 6 Chip EPROM For Sale

RAINBOW TOS 1.4 Atari ST/STF/STFM & Mega ST NEW 6 Chip EPROM
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RAINBOW TOS 1.4 Atari ST/STF/STFM & Mega ST NEW 6 Chip EPROM:
$49.95

Rainbow TOS 1.4 for Atari ST/STF/STFM & Mega ST computers.

New in6 chip EPROM version.

Picture is of a typical set.

We have some sets from Atari that have different labels and or chip typesthat are from different production runs.

No soldering required if you replace a 6 chip with a 6 chip set. Picture shows both sets but this sale is for the6 chip set only. We are currently sold out of 2 chip versions. The installation instructions are provided pictures. You can switch from 2 to 6 or 6 to 2 by changing the solder jumpers and installing sockets IF they were not installed originally. Read Instructions and check your ST.

Take computer apart, remove old TOS, insert new TOS and just put it back together. Many improvements and bug fixes.

Sorry Atari was no very consistent about the PCB layout or where they put the chips or how they were orientated.

Only requires phillips screw driver, needle nose pliers plus a tool to remove the old TOS(I use a flat blade screwdriver).

Shipping weight is estimated to be 8 ounce.

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