John Boffemmyer IV skrev:
>Anyone out there have a HD50, 4 bay external SCSI enclosure they are
>willing to part with (trade/money/etc.)? I've noticed that I've accumulated
>a small pile of old IDC50 1gig SCSI drives and I have decided to actually
>use them instead of allow them to keep my computer room door propped open.
>I've verified that they work, etc, but my little case cannot fit more than
>2 drives (yes, a sucky mid-tower) and logically, an external would suit my
>needs. Finding them on ebay is like looking to pay porshe prices for a
>yugo. I last saw one (actually a 2 bay HD50) go for about $130 US, USED
>without power supply! Is there anyone out there willing to help spare my
>sanity for my SCSI obscession? Maybe it will give me room to play with my
>2X SCSI CD-ROM drive and 250Meg Tape Drive...
When we needed to move the BBS, our hardware person just took out the guts of
an old Compaq 386 and added a length of SCSI cabling with a lot of connectors
inside.
Who said old PCs can't be useful?
We've also got a dedicated SCSI tower with six external slots connected to our
Amiga 3000. A lot of people think the tower is the computer, not the lunch box
below the monitor.
Now, IBM's old SCSI tower, there's a real Rolls Royce. It's really a PS/2
model 95 case, and when fitted with IBM drives, it looks really nice with the
sloped front plates. It's a shame IBM insisted on using their own kind of
front plates and SCSI connectors.
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Received on Thu Nov 15 2001 - 23:27:11 GMT