Hey all,
Looking into purchasing a Mac II (the original). There is no hard
drive installed... i know it is SCSI, but is there anything specific to
know, like physical size or termination, etc? Never owned a II
anything before.
Also, what do you think is a fair price?
Thanks,
Kyle-
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Hi Kyle,
I don't know too much about termination for an internal SCSI HD, but I
can say that the II case will accept any 3.5 or a half-height 5.25
drive. You'd want a 50-pin SCSI-1 or SCSI-2 (I know the SCSI-1 will
work, not sure about SCSI-2) connector. I do believe that SCSI-2 also
has a 50-pin
You can put either a 3.5 or a 5.25 hard drive in a
Mac II. I've seen both configurations in action.
Brackets are available for either.
Also make sure you have an additional floppy on hand
in case the one you get has only one drive installed.
Although this isn't necessary it's nice for making
Hi Scott,
Thanks for your reply. Would the bracket from an LC III work? I have
a spare. I would imagine so...
I do not have an extra floppy drive, actually. The one I will be
getting only has one drive. However, most of my disks are 1.4 MB, so
an 800k drive won't be too much help ;-)
Hi Shaun,
I have a 160 meg drive from an LC 475 that I could probably spare, at
least long enough for the project I am using this thing for.
$40 - $50 shipped is in the range I am paying. It seems like a cool
lil' machine. By the way, I have never seen one on eBay to check
prices against.
Anyone needing Mac II series parts or systems please contact me I've
inherited a quantity (mostly IIci's) and am more than happy to work
something out with you, especially if you have something (Apple II's???)
to trade. Same goes for LCs and LC parts.
-Ben Franske
Kyle Koerner wrote:
Hi
On 10/19/05, Kyle Koerner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Shaun,
I have a 160 meg drive from an LC 475 that I could probably spare, at
least long enough for the project I am using this thing for.
That would work perfectly!
Are you planning on networking the II with other systems (like that
on 10/19/05 8:46 PM, Kyle Koerner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Shaun,
I have a 160 meg drive from an LC 475 that I could probably spare, at
least long enough for the project I am using this thing for.
$40 - $50 shipped is in the range I am paying. It seems like a cool
lil' machine.