18 Apr
2013
18 Apr
'13
3:40 p.m.
>>> On Thu, 18 Apr 2013, Cory Smelosky wrote:
>>>> Btw, anyone have any blank 5.25" floppies kicking around? ;)
For another source of diskettes, I've had good luck recently (end of
last year) ordering from http://floppydisk.com/. It was a test buy of
ten 5.25-inch hubless diskettes for $10 + s&h to format for use with
DECmates by using a mix of old software, PCs, & TEAC drives. Health
issues put that project on hold unfortunately. :(
Floppydisk.com has 3.5-, 5.25-, and (at the time and maybe still)
8-inch diskettes with all of the standard storage capacities. Bulk
purchases, obviously, reduce the cost per diskette.
[I have no business relationship with them -- I'm just a happy customer.]
Bob
18 Apr
18 Apr
8:45 p.m.
On 4/18/2013 6:40 PM, Bob Vines wrote:
There is also Athana... http://www.athana.com/index.html
I have not bought from them, but their website says they have 3 1/2" to
8" diskettes, rigid disks, reel-to-reel tape, etc. It looks like they
have pretty much all types of magnetic media.
Cheers,
Bryan
>>> On
Thu, 18 Apr 2013, Cory Smelosky wrote:
>>>> Btw, anyone have any blank 5.25" floppies kicking around? ;)
For another source of diskettes, I've had good luck recently (end of
last year) ordering from http://floppydisk.com/. It was a test buy of
ten 5.25-inch hubless diskettes for $10 + s&h to format for use with
DECmates by using a mix of old software, PCs,& TEAC drives. Health
issues put that project on hold unfortunately. :(
Floppydisk.com has 3.5-, 5.25-, and (at the time and maybe still)
8-inch diskettes with all of the standard storage capacities. Bulk
purchases, obviously, reduce the cost per diskette.
[I have no business relationship with them -- I'm just a happy customer.]
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