SCSI to SMD converter still being made?

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From: Kriss A. Hougland
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 01:18

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I seem to remember Weird stuff selling some type of SMD converter.

Are people still making them?  I have been seeing some SMD Mercury (ITT) 
drives pop up locally.

(Yes I know that I will have to unplug my fridge to run the drive, but
my utilities are included in the rent ;-).  I am a single so if I do kill
the power to the fridge, some of the mystery food might die.)

--
What rhymes with "Silver"!?

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