8 May
2016
8 May
'16
1:28 p.m.
On 05/08/2016 01:09 PM, Fred Cisin wrote:
Actually, many lines of drives, such as the Tandon
TM100 have the
same circuitry for both the 48tpi and 96tpi variants. (and the
TM100-4M at 100tpi)
One of the things that endears to me those pieces of garbage is that
they apparently changed PCB designs according to what parts they had on
hand. I've got at least three different versions of the TM-100 PCBs,
depending on the head stepper used (4 wire/6 wire). Some were better
than others.
Jugi was not known for quality production, just low cost Its amazing
that so many survive--must be due the the numbers deployed.
JTS hard drives, anyone?
--Chuck