Real Time Clock Dallas RTC DS1287 DS12887 DS12B887 BQ3287 OEC12C Drop In Replace For Sale

Real Time Clock Dallas RTC DS1287 DS12887 DS12B887 BQ3287 OEC12C Drop In Replace
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Real Time Clock Dallas RTC DS1287 DS12887 DS12B887 BQ3287 OEC12C Drop In Replace:
$24.99

This is a drop-in replacement for RTC modules with solid body. Such modules were widely used on 486 and Pentium mainboards back in the day. After so many years the battery inside of such modules goes empty and there is no way to exchange it. With empty battery, BIOS settings can not be saved and so many mainboards can\'t even boot properly. This alternative solution has a socket for CR1220 and the battery can be easily replaced again, when it gets empty.
This part should be compatible with following RTC modules:
Dallas DS1287 / DS12887 / DS12B887Benchmarq BQ3287ODIN OEC12C887
Thanks to Necroware for this project. You can view the project deails on his github listing includes the RTC Module, A Machine socket, and a CR1220 Battery (International buyers will not receive a battery due to shipping restrictions). Will carefully package for safe shipment.


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