ALERT: Free tri-density tape drive needs rescue!

From: Bruce Lane <kyrrin2_at_wizards.net>
Date: Wed Feb 4 20:32:19 1998

        Those of you who have been dreaming of your own Kennedy 9400, take a
look at this...

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From: Dan Lanciani <ddl_at_deas.harvard.edu>
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Subject: Kennedy 9400 tape drive available
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I have a Kennedy 9400 drive here (Gloucester, MA) for the taking. This
is a tri-density upright unit with formatted Pertec interface. It worked
the last time I used it, but, as I look at it now, it appears that the
backup
battery on the CPU board has failed. It would likely be necessary to run
through the calibration procedure after replacing the battery. (I recall
doing the calibration before, so it must be in the manual. These drives
have an RS232 port to control the diagnostics.) I also have an extra
drive
(with mechanical problems) for spare parts; they should probably go
together.

                                Dan Lanciani
                                ddl_at_harvard.edu

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