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In article <4hngom$jd3@acmey.gatech.edu>
ccasttt@prism.gatech.edu (Taka Torimoto) writes:
 
>>Whoa, wait, stop, hold on! I've been operating under the assumption that to cre
>>ate a flyer system for my 4000, I needed to by a Flyer AND a  Toaster.  Was I
>>wrong?  Does the flyer COME with a toaster, saving me about 2 grand over what I
>> was planning?
>
>Nononono.. the Toaster is a separate card... the Toaster and Flyer
>connect with each other with a single cable, sending signals between them..
>
>I have a Toaster and a Flyer in my A4000.. and lemme tell you.. it's just...
>awesome is just an understatement.. =)
>
>And to think I'm just a plain' ol college student (who spent all of his
>money into his computer?  Do I need a life?)  =)  I love this stuff.. =)
>
>oh and... hi John!  *wave*  =)  Scala rules!  =P
>
>-Taka
>
>--
>Taka "Dr.Love" Torimoto             Electrical Engineering Senior (Class of 96)
>340154 Georgia Tech Station         Georgia Institute of Technology
>Atlanta, GA  30332-1465             http://www.gatech.edu/taka
>E-mail: gt0154a@prism.gatech.edu    Flocking Sheep Productions, Team AMIGA
 
Thanks for the clarification...its what I thought.  And by the way, I agree....
.Scala DOES rule...I use it before large PC crowds all the time, and they regul
arly wet their pants....then they see me running it on my little ol' 1200
(internally hot-rodded), and they do it again.             I love it.