23 Jul
1999
23 Jul
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9:36 a.m.
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23 Jul
23 Jul
11:09 a.m.
Cameron,
I just picked up a 138 Mb Seagate that I don't need. Want it?
Joe
At 07:36 AM 7/23/99 -0700, you wrote:
I'm thinking about getting an HD for my
pride-and-joy C128DCR and a guy up
in Santa Maria sells mechs for SCSI drives that have the hardware for
connecting them up to the Commodore serial bus.
The problem with buying an SCSI drive at Fry's is (besides the fact that
no one at Fry's knows *anything*) I don't need 8GB of space :-) He said that
old SCSI drives out of ancient Macs and stuff like that, usually in the
20-80MB range, would do. I haven't made up my mind about this yet, but does
anyone out there have any old SCSI drives they might be persuaded to part
with? Like I say, the capacity doesn't have to be "large".
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12:18 p.m.
On Fri, 23 Jul 1999, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
Cameron, I have a 40mb Quantum from a Mac that is yours for the asking.
- don
I'm thinking about getting an HD for my
pride-and-joy C128DCR and a guy up
in Santa Maria sells mechs for SCSI drives that have the hardware for
connecting them up to the Commodore serial bus.
The problem with buying an SCSI drive at Fry's is (besides the fact that
no one at Fry's knows *anything*) I don't need 8GB of space :-) He said that
old SCSI drives out of ancient Macs and stuff like that, usually in the
20-80MB range, would do. I haven't made up my mind about this yet, but does
anyone out there have any old SCSI drives they might be persuaded to part
with? Like I say, the capacity doesn't have to be "large".
--
-------------------------- personal page: http://calvin.ptloma.edu/~spectre/ --
Cameron Kaiser Database Programmer/Administrative Computing
Point Loma Nazarene University Fax: +1 619 849 2581
ckaiser(a)ptloma.edu Phone: +1 619 849 2539
-- I'm an amateur orthinologist. I just love word-botching. -------------------
12:19 p.m.
I'm thinking about getting an HD for my
pride-and-joy C128DCR and a guy up
in Santa Maria sells mechs for SCSI drives that have the hardware for
connecting them up to the Commodore serial bus.
The problem with buying an SCSI drive at Fry's is (besides the fact that
no one at Fry's knows *anything*) I don't need 8GB of space :-) He said that
old SCSI drives out of ancient Macs and stuff like that, usually in the
20-80MB range, would do. I haven't made up my mind about this yet, but does
anyone out there have any old SCSI drives they might be persuaded to part
with? Like I say, the capacity doesn't have to be "large".
Actually I PUT small SCSI drives in old macs, the donor machines are
typically old PS/2 computers. I typically have everything from about 30 mb
up to a couple of GB, and 30 - 40 MB, 80 MB, and 160 MB 3.5" half height
IBM drives are $5, $8, and $12 respectively. Priority Mail for under 2 lbs
adds $3.55.
2:52 p.m.
Certain miodel PS/2's use SCSI as do other IBM compats such as Compaqs and Dells
and others besides Apple/mac. The problem with apple/Mac drives is that the are
still very much in use and generally the owners want too much because they are
Apple branded/certifed. Also check eBay as there are cheap small capacity SCSI
drives on there every day. I got a box of 5 80mb IBM SCSI drives for $5 plus ship
one day last year.
You have a URL or email address for the Commie serial to SCSI guy? i'm going to put
my 128D back in service and it might be a neat for a fall project.
Cameron Kaiser wrote:
I'm thinking about getting an HD for my
pride-and-joy C128DCR and a guy up
in Santa Maria sells mechs for SCSI drives that have the hardware for
connecting them up to the Commodore serial bus.
The problem with buying an SCSI drive at Fry's is (besides the fact that
no one at Fry's knows *anything*) I don't need 8GB of space :-) He said that
old SCSI drives out of ancient Macs and stuff like that, usually in the
20-80MB range, would do. I haven't made up my mind about this yet, but does
anyone out there have any old SCSI drives they might be persuaded to part
with? Like I say, the capacity doesn't have to be "large".
--
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Cameron Kaiser Database Programmer/Administrative Computing
Point Loma Nazarene University Fax: +1 619 849 2581
ckaiser(a)ptloma.edu Phone: +1 619 849 2539
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