29 Jul
1998
29 Jul
'98
11:25 a.m.
At 11:15 AM 7/29/98 -0700, you wrote:
Wasn't that the same number of heads & cylinders as an ST-225? But that
was MFM and this is "2-7 RLL", so I think you're right, RLL oughta give you
30mb... But, that's straight from Toshiba's specs file for the T3100 &
T3100/20.
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Roger Louis Sinasohn & Associates
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3.5" 20MB
Hard Disk Drive (T3100/20)
JVC : JD3824ROTO
Number of heads: 4
Number of cylinders: 612
Roger, those numbers don't sound right. At the very least, that should
be a 30mb drive. But with the number of sectors that they are packing
onto a disk these days, it would doubtless be much higher. 
31 Jul
31 Jul
1:23 a.m.
On Wed, 29 Jul 1998, Uncle Roger wrote:
Wasn't that the same number of heads &
cylinders as an ST-225? But that
You know you're mixing hobbies dangerously when you read something like
this and your mind starts thinking of car engines.....
rob "heads and cylinders" deker
OBClassicCmp:
Anybody knoe where I can get an Atari 2600 for parts? Obviously I would
prefer a broken one as ripping up a working machine is just wrong. All I
really need is a player1 Joystick port, and I haven't had any luck finding
a 90-degree DB9 port...
rob
4:21 a.m.
On Fri, 31 Jul 1998, Rob Deker wrote:
Anybody knoe where I can get an Atari 2600 for parts?
Obviously I would
prefer a broken one as ripping up a working machine is just wrong. All I
really need is a player1 Joystick port, and I haven't had any luck finding
a 90-degree DB9 port...
Try comp.sys.atari2600 (is that right?) or one of the other many classic
video game newsgroups. Also, scan the online auctions. You can get good
deals occasionally (if some nitwit doesn't bid the price up to some
ridiculous level). Lastly, try your local thrift shops as they almost
invariably have an old 2600 with some carts laying around.
Sam Alternate e-mail: dastar(a)siconic.com
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4:22 a.m.
On Fri, 31 Jul 1998, Rob Deker wrote:
Anybody knoe where I can get an Atari 2600 for parts?
Obviously I would
prefer a broken one as ripping up a working machine is just wrong. All I
really need is a player1 Joystick port, and I haven't had any luck finding
a 90-degree DB9 port...
Forgot to mention, try www.atari2600.com as well. That will get you
started on a search.
Sam Alternate e-mail: dastar(a)siconic.com
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