17 May
2003
17 May
'03
1:20 a.m.
On Fri, 16 May 2003, chris wrote:
Well... audio tapes don't work as a substitute for
a D/CAS cassette. At
least not with my TEAC drive.
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The drive is a TEAC MT-2ST/N50. The following appear
to be compatible
tapes: MaynStream 20; Teac CT500 D/CAS; Verbatim ST500; Teac CT-600H;
Verbatim ST600; Maxell CS-600HD; MaynStream 60; Teac CT-600N; Maxell
CS-600XD; Verbatim ST600XD; MaynStream 150.
Chris, you wrote the magic words! I have a box of ten of the
Maxell CS-600HD tapes that are unused. Let me know what they are
worth to you (plus shipping) and they are probably yours.
- don
All in all, it probably isn't worth much more
effort. Its only a 150 MB
drive anyway. So for normal use, there isn't much I can do with it (at
least not when I deal with the cost ratio of Zip disks or CD-R's).
-chris
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