root42 on Nostr: It’s very hard to find information on this variant. Most hits refer to the 6502c, ...
It’s very hard to find information on this variant. Most hits refer to the 6502c, codename Sally, which MOS produced for Atari‘s home computers. But that’s a different thing with slightly different pinout. So were there ever any 4MHz machines? I have a bunch of 6502A which can be used e.g. in the 264 machines such as the C16 and 264 (with adapters). They were I think rated up to 2 or 3 MHz.
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