11 Oct
2001
11 Oct
'01
6:33 a.m.
I'll have to check that out.
As I understood it, the best cabling to use, at least around the SCSI-2
era, was twisted pair, alternate lay cabling, meeting the impedence
recommendations for the SCSI-2 specification. You generally do pretty
good with Belden, 3M, etc. If one uses no name produced in china
products,
one gets what one deserves.
Mike Ford wrote:
Mike,
http://www.scsipro.com/
Granite Digital makes the best cables etc. If you use them most SCSI
weirdness will never effect you. Solve your SCSI problems with one word, Granite.
What do you mean by this?