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RCS Granit ^[1]

RCS Granit,
a dedicated chess computer by Remote Control Systems, a company of former German Fidelity Electronics representative Peter Reckwitz, initially specialized in tuning of Fidelity chess computers, and since December 1985 marketing the RCS Granit single-handedly ^[2]. The Fidelity Sensory Chess Challenger 9 based program by Dan and Kathe Spracklen ran on an overclocked 6502 processor at 8 Mhz. The RCS Granit played the Aegon 1986.

Contents

1 See also
2 Publications
3 External Links
- 3.1 Chess Computer
- 3.2 Misc
4 References

See also

Publications

RCS – Granit (Dutch and German pdf) by Hein Veldhuis

External Links

Chess Computer

Die Geschichte der Firma Fidelity - Teil 3 by Alwin Gruber, Schachcomputer.info Wiki (German)
Remote Control Systems: RCS Granit/Granit S (German)

Misc

Granite from Wikipedia

References

↑ Fidelity | Photo collection by Chewbanta
↑ Remote Control Systems: RCS Granit/Granit S (German)

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