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In article <4200@polya.Stanford.EDU> shap@polya.Stanford.EDU
(Jonathan S. Shapiro) writes:
>I currently own a Mac II with an Apple 40M hard disk (i.e. bought from
>apple, not manufatured by Apple).  The apple-supplied HD is 5 1/4". I
>am interested in upgrading to an internall 300M (or so) drive.
>
>I also own a Mac Plus, and had hoped to be able to purchase an
>*external* drive that is implemented with a 5 1/4" drive.  By doing
>this, so I thought, I would be able to swap the physical drives and
>get a 40M external for my Plus while upgrading my Mac.
>
>Does anyone know of a good way to accomplish this along the lines
>outlined above or any other path with the same effect.
>
>Buying an external cabinet/power supply doesn't disturb me any, so
>long as I can get proper cable numbers for ordering purposes.
>
>Jon


Don't waste your money on a small drive when all you want is the
cabinet and the power supply. MicroNet sells cabinets, power supplies,
and commercial-quality utility software for a variety of drives, including
the Quantum you mention.

You can reach MicroNet at:
13765-A Alton Parkway
Irvine, CA 92718
(714) 837-6033

I have no relationship with MicroNet other than as a satisfied customer.

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