Only problem with that is the pentium part, draws gobs of power and dissapates 90% of it as heat. I'm more interested in power consumption right now than processing power. a 386 would be best as most 386's draw only 1.2 amps. I'm trying to get a response on the EPC-30 from the company that makes them on price but I dont expect much after their response of wanting to know more about me before giving me a price. ---------- : From: Matthew W <> : To: Timothy Gray <
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: Subject: Re: Using the indusrial 486 pc from jameco : Date: Wednesday, September 02, 1998 10:03 PM : : Timothy, : : Have you look at the Advantech PCM series?? The 5862 takes standard simm : RAM (up to 128Mb), and up to 200/233Mhz MMX Pentium CPU, has VGA & LCD : output onboard, 16-Bit ESS soundcard on-board, 5V power input (12V for : improved sound), etc, etc, etc. : : apparently, the price is around US$400 (inc. wiring kit). : : Check it out at : : www.advantech.com/epc/prselect.htm#1 : : I believe this board is already being used by a few people in different : applications (wearables, car-mounted, etc). I'll be getting mine soon. : : Hope it helps. : : : : At 20:53 01/09/98 -0400, Timothy Gray wrote: : >Has anyone tried using the 486 embedded pc board that Jameco sells? I was : >looking for the embedded PC card I have here and found that it requires + : >and - 5v along with the +-12volts just to boot! The only thing bothering : >me about the Jameco product is that it states that is needs a whopping 5 : >amps! Has anyone done any real power testing on this thing? with a 486sx : >chip or a slow 486-66 I wonder if it really needs the whole 5 amps. I can : >get 6.5 amps out of my DC inverter for the 5volts but only .2amps for 12 : >volts. I keep looking at the Jameco card as many of these other : >card-computer companies still want $600-$800.00USD for their 386/486 and : >then you have to buy ram,etc at highly inflated prices from them. : : Matthew Watt | "Very funny Scotty!" :
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