>Ok, I've got one of those questions.  I just picked up an 18gig IBM
>Ultrastar 'Ultra3' SCSI drive for my machine.  Cept, I wasn't told it was
>ultra3 when I bought it.  It's got a pretty strange looking connector plug
>and CLEARLY won't work with standard scsi cable.  Looks like a great quality
>drive though for what that's worth...
>
>So, is is possible to use this drive with some form of adapter?  If so, can
>somebody inform me of the type/name?  Or does this drive require a
>completely separate card?  Or worst case scenario, is it even compatible on
>our machines?  Thnx

W.Nicholas responds.....

>I'm not really qualified to answer this but I did install an 18gig 
>IBM DPES series in an older PPC 8100.  It took a particular adaptor 
>that had some termination.  I got it from MCPricebreakers.com for 
>about $20.  It was adaptable for different SCSI positions, and a few 
>other settings that I just used the defaults on.  I'd tried several 
>of the different 68pin to 50pin adaptors, most which were cheaper 
>and took up less space.  This adaptor I got was the only one of 
>three that worked.  This adaprotr was recommended for HD's over 9 
>gig.  The units long gone and it was a fairly timely process, most 
>are.  It was fun though.

W.N.
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