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Article #28830How standard are ST drives?
From: Mark Knutsen
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 1987 14:53
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 1987 14:53
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In article <5894@sunybcs.UUCP> ugptucha@cs.buffalo.EDU (Ray Ptucha) writes:
> I have an SF354 (3-1/2" SS/DD) disk drive that is in need of
> an new owner.
> Sacrifice at $90.00. (I will mail it to you in original box
Realizing that many people want to get rid of their SS drives, and
that I could therefore pick one up cheap, I pose the following
question to the world:
How "generic" are ST drives? Can I open one and find a standard
34-pin connector inside? If I could easily attach one to my ATR-8000
(CP/M machine, attaches to Atari XL), I'd pick one up pronto.
--Mark K.
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