On 1999-06-21 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Hello, I acquired an "Apple 5.25 Drive", which I beleive
>was used with an Apple IIe; its FCC ID is BCG5K5A9M0107.
>It has a cable terminated with a DB-19 male connector and
>there's e recessed DB-19 female for daisy-chaining (I
>would think). Any ideas on using it with something else?
>It's in a plastic case and is powered through the cable.
Assuming it is what I think it is, Yes, these drives can be daisy chained.
I don't believe you can use it on anything else. I don't think they will
work on a Mac, unless maybe with some sort of odd configuration. It should
work on a //gs, However. Is yours Gray (Platinum) or beige? The Platinum
ones were the later ones......made to match the //gs and the //e Platinum.
>BTW, I joined this list in the last month or so because I
>will need help getting two old surviving dinosaurs back to
>work: a Zenith PC and a Telex 2160 (I think); more on those
>two once I try booting them, but I'd like to swap out a 5.25
>drive in one or both with an "obsolete" 3.5 DS/DD drive, for
>starters.
Oooo Yucky, I don't like 3.5" 720K drives very well. I guess it is because
they look like they should take a 1.44, but won't! You didn't say what kind
of 5.25" floppy drives you have....360K or 1.2meg? If you need any 1.2meg
drives, I have plenty of good used ones, TEAC, MATSUSHITA, and MITSUBISHI!
I am not a dealer, However, just a guy who has way too much :-) I guess I
should say that I would like $2 plus shipping for each.
Chad A. Fernandez
Battle Creek, MI
Net-Tamer V 1.12 Beta - Test Drive
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