Hi all,
During my time at Sandy, I learned microdrives (the part inside the case,
not the cartridge) were surprisingly reliable and fault-free. The only two
faults that came up on a regular basis were dirt, and damaged capstans.
The capstan, for those not in the know) is the rubber wheel on the
Plastic wrote, on 8/Feb/11 22:30 | Feb8:
Hi all,
During my time at Sandy, I learned microdrives (the part inside the case,
not the cartridge) were surprisingly reliable and fault-free. The only two
faults that came up on a regular basis were dirt, and damaged capstans.
The capstan, for those
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 5:03 PM, Tony Firshman t...@firshman.co.uk wrote:
Plastic wrote, on 8/Feb/11 22:30 | Feb8:
Hi all,
During my time at Sandy, I learned microdrives (the part inside the case,
not the cartridge) were surprisingly reliable and fault-free. The only two
faults that came
