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Re: Spybotics demo followup questions
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lugnet.lego.direct
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Tue, 23 Jul 2002 21:08:43 GMT
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While I doubt you'd legally be able to answer this, I'm going to ask anyways,
just in case you CAN...
How hard would it be to replace the EEPROM with one with a larger memory
capacity?
;-)
Jake McKee wrote:
> All,
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> Several questions came up during the Spybotics demo at BrickFest that Jeff
> was unable to answer on the spot. He has since passed those questions and
> corresponding answers on to me:
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> *** How much memory is in the brick? (compared to RCX) ***
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> Two thirds the memory (4k compared to 6k for program download "with our
> standard firmware"). And it's persistent: because it's stored in EEPROM, you
> can remove the batteries and come back years later to find your program is
> still there in good shape.
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| All, Several questions came up during the Spybotics demo at BrickFest that Jeff was unable to answer on the spot. He has since passed those questions and corresponding answers on to me: *** How much memory is in the brick? (compared to RCX) *** Two (...) (22 years ago, 23-Jul-02, to lugnet.lego.direct)
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