Nice!

Thank you.
I got in the new 5V power supply and it is 50% bigger than the old one, and POWER to spare.
Testing now a .750 uS clock cycle.

Ordered parts for a .650 uS clock cycle, the design limit for this computer.
This includes bigger bypass caps.
Now In the ballpark of PDP-8 memory speed here.
Most of my time will be now on software and mico-code revision.
I want to see if I can do simple 36 bit design and that means limited character operations. The current design
was designed more for Small C.

Things have got too messy,so I need to start fresh. A 1.00 uS clock or .868 uS clock is planned.
I am short a few 16 pin sockets so I plan to chop down some 20 pin sockets. This will keep me busy over
the week end, as I build new pcb's,

I found some lose 16 pin sockets, so I got the cpu board made.
Timing is .918 uS, for a 1.8 uS emulation. Faster may not work, so
need more testing. .833 uS is the next trial. Revised the order code to have ,Read Switch Register,
and made the PC (p) a valid register for load. Added base registers E..L,
load store only, giving more a 1960's feel.
It may not compete with the PDP 11, but it does compete well the IBM 1130.

A plcc socket cracked, so that PCB is toast.Testing using the other hacked PCB.
Gone to 4.77 Mhz, for PC speeds This build seems stable so far.

Found a 4.9Mhz oscillator, in my junk box and now testing with that. Removed the pc as valid destination. The irq service call, now jams 007000,2 into the IR, and state counter,permitting a push of the pc on the stack,