Looks like you have a stick of 30 PIN 80ns Parity SIMMS.
It is either 1 meg or 4 meg and most likely one meg. >>Two half meg chips
and one extra for parity.
  30 pin simms can be installed in old 286, 386 and some 486 boards in sets
of four OR they can also be used on old AWE 32 sound cards for additional
MIDI memory in sets of two.
Value for 1 meg is around 1 dollar and 4 meg around 6 dollars US.

Mark Rode
Senior Editor \ The NoSpin Group


>I got that stick of memory, about 30 pins, 2 large chips and 1 smaller
>on it. The different numbers and letters are:
>On the stick : F T - 1A, 94V0
>                 2
>Another side : Pat# 4656605 (twice)
>On the large chips : big T, Japan 9139 HCZ TC514256AJ-80
>On the small chip : Japan NEC D41256L-80 9124ED103
>That's it... Anybody's got an idea what the stick is and where can I
>stick it?

                Curious about the people moderating your
                   messages? Visit our staff web site:
                     http://nospin.com/pc/staff.html