13 Jan
2008
13 Jan
'08
3:39 p.m.
Just grabbed 3 HP 7980 9 track tape drives on there way
to the scraper. I have too many already.(20+) free for pickup
in Kent wa. 2 are SCSI, 1 is HPIB. ((1) is a 7980S)
Front loading, all look to be in good condition
No Shipping
- Jerry
Jerry Wright
13 Jan
13 Jan
3:45 p.m.
Hello, Jerry,
I could potentialy come up to Kent (I live in the PDX area) later this
week or the coming weekend and pick up one (or both) of the SCSI drives.
I have a small (Toyota 4x4) pickup, would this be large enough?
That's assuming they're not already gone.
Thanks,
Rick Bensene
The Old Calculator Museum
http://oldcalculatormuseum.com
Beavercreek, Oregon
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Subject: Rescued HP 7980 Tape drives, free for pick up Kent Wa.
Just grabbed 3 HP 7980 9 track tape drives on there way to
the scraper. I have too many already.(20+) free for pickup
in Kent wa. 2 are SCSI, 1 is HPIB. ((1) is a 7980S) Front
loading, all look to be in good condition
No Shipping
- Jerry
Jerry Wright
11:39 p.m.
I'm casually interested. I have a sister in down in Vancouver, WA. I
don't suppose you head down there at all?
Now if you had an HP-7970 I'd be all over that. :)
I'm not sure if an HP-1000 series can handle an HPIB interface drive
instead of whatever the interface is on a 7970.
Anyone care to comment on that?
Also there have been a few HPIB floppy drives on eBay. I'm wondering how
much work it would be to get them attached to an HP-1000 series machine.
g-wright at att.net wrote:
Just grabbed 3 HP 7980 9 track tape drives on there
way
to the scraper. I have too many already.(20+) free for pickup
in Kent wa. 2 are SCSI, 1 is HPIB. ((1) is a 7980S)
Front loading, all look to be in good condition
No Shipping
- Jerry
Jerry Wright
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11:53 p.m.
Tim wrote...
Now if you had an HP-7970 I'd be all over that. :)
I have a 7970A that is only partially functional. Looking for a good home.
I'm not sure if an HP-1000 series can handle an
HPIB interface drive
instead of whatever the interface is on a 7970.
Sure, HP-IB tape drives, no
problem.
Also there have been a few HPIB floppy drives on eBay.
I'm wondering how
much work it would be to get them attached to an HP-1000 series machine.
Connect a
cable between the HP-IB interface PCA and the floppy drive. Write
a little code :D
Jay
15 Jan
15 Jan
12:11 p.m.
Sridhar Ayengar wrote:
Jay West wrote:
Yes, and how do I get it to Salt Lake City? :) I don't suppose you'll
bundle the cards and cables I need too? :)
Jay West wrote:
Tim wrote...
What's wrong with it? Now if you had an HP-7970 I'd be all over
that. :)
I have a 7970A that is only partially functional. Looking for a good
home. Tim wrote...
Anyone have spare HP-IB cards around then? :) I'm guessing they look
different from a software perspective, so a 7980 on HP-IB would not be
usable by existing TSB releases. <insert code here> :)
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I'm not sure if an HP-1000 series can handle
an HPIB interface drive
instead of whatever the interface is on a 7970.
Sure, HP-IB tape drives, no
problem.
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