2 Nov
2005
2 Nov
'05
8:42 a.m.
MOC (Microcomputer Office Connections and) Consulting, Ltd. in
Wappingers Falls, NY, USA.
I don't know what is carried there any more or even if it is
still in business. Haven't worked there in over 2 years and I heard
they went through restructuring.
Even their web site has been up and down and redone a few times now.
www.mocconsulting.com
The pathetic part is that whoever is doing the site is just
reusing and resizing images I legally obtained from manufacturers
years ago for the new site. Figures...
-John Boffemmyer IV
At 11:18 AM 11/2/2005, you wrote:
James Rice wrote:
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Teo Zenios wrote:
The store John Boffemmyer used to work for had 10 for 70 cents.
Peace... Sridhar Anybody know of a cheap source for mini jumpers
for SCSI HD's? I looked in
my parts box and I have quite a few of the normal sized jumpers but none of
the minis and need a dozen or two for a SCSI tower I am working on.
The drives I am using are all factory set to ID 6 (IBM drives) and don't
have any jumpers at all on ID select pins. I assume that once you jumper the
apropriate pins it will overide the factory settings? The SCSI tower has the
normal sized ID select cabled and they are too large to fit the drives so I
need to do it via jumpers.
Fry's usually carries them. They run around $4 a bag of 20 or so.