do-it-yourself MAC disk

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From: Rich Gopstein
Date: Fri, 11 Aug 1989 13:40

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I am interested in adding a cheap disk to my mac+.  I can get
an inexpensive Seagate (no flames, please) 30MB 28ms drive for
about $300, and a box for under $50.  What else do I need?

I assume that someone must sell cables with the MAC connector
on one end, and the disk connector on the other.  Does anyone
know of any specific sources?

Are there any other things I should look out for in making a
disk selection?  Is one SCSI disk as good as another?

Thanks.

Rich Gopstein
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From: gopstein@soleil.UUCP (Rich Gopstein)
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Subject: do-it-yourself MAC disk
Keywords: MAC disk
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Date: 11 Aug 89 13:40:37 GMT
Organization: Harris Semiconductor, Somerville, NJ
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