Fish-

	Here's an explanation of the unknown shapes in the nyx.partslist
file:


?PQFP144

	This is actually NOT a PQFP footprint, but the through-hole
	footprint of a special PQFP socket.  I will get the mechanical
	specifications for this.


?PQFP160

	This is the same thing as the NCR53C710 SCSI chip used on the
	A3090.

?HPOT
	This is a thumb-wheel potentiometer for volume control,
	originally something Greg was looking into for the A4000.  I will
	have a drawing for it.

?20MHz
	This is a normal, everyday 20MHz crystal (eg, not an oscillator
	module).  It should have a can ground line on it too.

?SIMM80  

	This is for an 80-pin SIMM module, very similar to the 72 pin
	SIMMs used for memory on this board and the A4000.  I'll track
	down the an actual drawing.

?DBRCA

	This is the double (stacked) RCA jack used on the A3000T.  Be
	real careful about the shape, last time I used this it came out
	extending out the bottom of the PCB, not the top.

?MDIN8
	This is an 8-pin mini-DIN, as used on the A2232.

?EDGE36

	This is a 36 pin connector for 0.100 board fingers, as used on
	the A3000 daughterboard.

?HDE112
	This is a 112 pin connector for 0.050 board fingers.  We haven't
	used this before, I'll have a drawing.

?HDE50
	This is a 50 pin connector for 0.050 board fingers.  We haven't
	used this before, I'll have a drawing.

?SCSI2
	This is the 50 pin SCSI-2 connector used on the A3090.

?DIL8
	This is a standard 0.100 dual row header, 8 pins total.

?DIL26
	This is a standard 0.100 dual row header, 26 pins total.

?DIL50
	This is a standard 0.100 dual row header, 50 pins total, as used
	on the A3090.