I am in Manchester, not sure if I have space for it though. Is it the whole
of a cabinet, or just one part of it? Will be away for a bit now, let me
know if you still have it in a couple of weeks, I could at least take a
look, but won't promise to take it.
Regards
Rob
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Sent: 02 August 2012 13:58
To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts
Subject: Re: Free to good home - DEC TS05 Tape Drive - Manchester UK
On Aug 2, 2012, at 8:03 AM, Julian Smith wrote:
OK, it'll be free to a bad home too.
I've had it sat in a garage for8 or 9 years (boxed and on a small
pallet) and I'm unlikely to do anything with it any time soon and
'we' are having a clear out as the garage is being converted into
another room...
Is this of any use / interest to anyone? Was supposedly working
when I got it, but I've no way to test it.
If it's not of any use to anyone, does anyone have a spare TSV05 /
M7196 so I can at least pretend I might do something with it?
I don't have a spare, but if it helps, the TS05 is just a re-badged Cipher
F880
with the nonstandard 3200 bpi option apparently
removed.
it's a pretty standard Pertec drive, so I imagine any Pertec tape
interface
out
there ought to work with it.
I would love one to use as a spare for my aging TS05 which is very poorly
behaved these days, but I'm an ocean away.
- Dave