8 Jan
2007
8 Jan
'07
10:57 a.m.
DEC RK03 (or workalike) I believe, looks to be in
minty fresh
condition :)
Diablo series 30 would be 2.5mb. Can't really tell from the pic of the
box, but if they are in the 20mb range they would be Diablo series 40
5440 style with one fixed, one removable. 24 sector would work on TI and
Interdata.
8 Jan
8 Jan
11:03 a.m.
In article <45A29437.4040101 at bitsavers.org>,
Al Kossow <aek at bitsavers.org> writes:
Not that you can trust the description (they're often inaccurate on
govliq), but it says "SINGLE DISC REMOVABLE CARTRIDGE,406 TRACKS,24
SECTORS PER TRACK,224 MILLION BITS CAPACITY,DISC ROTATION,1500
RPM,AVERAGE LATENCY"
I was using 26MB from the "224 MILLION BITS CAPACITY" remark.
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DEC RK03 (or
workalike) I believe, looks to be in minty fresh
condition :)
Diablo series 30 would be 2.5mb. Can't really tell from the pic of the
box, but if they are in the 20mb range they would be Diablo series 40
5440 style with one fixed, one removable. 24 sector would work on TI and
Interdata. 
11:32 a.m.
I had written...
> DEC RK03 (or workalike) I believe, looks to be in
minty fresh
> condition :)
To which Al replied...
Diablo series 30 would be 2.5mb. Can't really tell
from the pic of the
box, but if they are in the 20mb range they would be Diablo series 40 5440
style with one fixed, one removable. 24 sector would work on TI and
Interdata.
Hey, I have seen these on PDP-11/03 boxes. Can someone tell me if the DEC
RK03 was actually a rebadged Diablo 30?
Jay West
1:11 p.m.
By the way, if someone buys this lot for the drives I would be
interested in learning about the MUXes :-). It looks like they might
be serial communications line multiplexors and I would be interested
in that. Cool looking enclosure, at least. I always liked that
military style cable connector where you know the cable isn't coming
loose short of a direct hit to the equipment :-).
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