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FS 105Mb disk on ISA card $80

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From: Stan Stewart
Date: Sun, 29 Sep 1996 00:00
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I upgraded to a large EISA disk and no longer need my Hardcard II XL.  
This was originally made by Plus Development which was later taken over 
by Seagate.  I have a 3.5" diskette with the drivers and the 
"Installation Guide".  This card requires a full length 16-bit ISA slot 
in a PC (AT style).

$80 plus shipping.  I recommend that we do COD but I'm open to other 
options that make sense for both of us.

Serious inquiries only, please.

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From: qsource@aimnet.com (Stan Stewart)
Subject: FS 105Mb disk on ISA card $80
Date: 1996/09/29
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keywords: hard disk ISA card forsale
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summary: Plus (Seagate) Hardcard II XL -- 105Mb disk on an ISA card