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title: "1000 One Chip Mod: A Built-in NVM"
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# 1000 One Chip Mod: A Built-in NVM

This battery backed-up RAM is a miniaturization and functional equivalent of the famous “Hunter” board. It was designed by Mr. Wilf Rigter of the Vancouver, BC T/S User Group. I owe many thanks to Mr. Rigter for inspiring me to write this article, and assisting with technical advise during the construction and refinement of this project.