How about this?
http://www.cablesonline.com/slnocd50pinj.html
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On Sun, Mar 26, 2023 at 4:33 PM Steve Lewis via cctalk <
cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote:
> Picture is on the VCF discussion here:
>
> 50-pin ATA to 44-pin ATA conversion options | Vintage Computer Federation
> Forums (vcfed.org)
> <
Hey all,
So, being the new owner of a AS/400 9401-150, I am looking for a 2723-9406
LAN card for it.
Does anyone have one they wouldn't mind parting with by chance?
-Peter
On 3/29/23 08:36, Chuck Guzis via cctalk wrote:
> On 3/29/23 02:18, Ali via cctalk wrote:
>
>>> Still have my Caleb UHD144 drives, though--144MB on a 3.5" preformatted
>>> floppy. Drive also reads and writes 1.44M and 720K floppies.
>>
>> >From what I understand the Caleb was too little too late.
"2.8M" has an unformatted capacity of 4M
The disk that you linked a picture of says "406TPI"!
Therefore, it presumably has about three times as many tracks. (240?),
which, if it does a 1,000,000 bits per second, with track density the
same as "2.8M",
That should read "density within each track",
On 3/29/23 02:18, Ali via cctalk wrote:
>> Still have my Caleb UHD144 drives, though--144MB on a 3.5" preformatted
>> floppy. Drive also reads and writes 1.44M and 720K floppies.
>
>>From what I understand the Caleb was too little too late. Zip had already
>>established dominance and LS120 was
Hi John!
Thanks for the reply. I've been a bit busy but yes I would love to
replace this drive and be able to read these 400k RX50 floppies.
If you have a pair of the Teac type drives that will work in a PC-AT
type system I'd be happy to pay for shipping and whatnot via Paypal.
Given the num
We have a case or two of 1.2m diskette, we sell by the box or individually
at Kennett Classic (kennettclassic.com) not sure how far you are from the
MD/PA/DE border
Bill
On Wed, Mar 29, 2023, 7:32 AM John Maxwell via cctalk
wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>I had a bunch of 1.2Mb 5-1/4" drives that, unfor
Hi Chris,
I had a bunch of 1.2Mb 5-1/4" drives that, unfortunately, may have been
discarded over the past year. I mainly hung on to all of the 360K FDDs that I
came across, which are more difficult to find. I know that I still have some
NOS 1.2Mb units (never been powered up, but also not tak
>
> Far more than you wanted to go through:
>
Fred,
Not at all. As always lots of wisdom condensed into a short post. This one
is going into my "Posts to Save" folder!
> "2.8M" has an unformatted capacity of 4M
> The disk that you linked a picture of says "406TPI"!
> Therefore, it presumably h
Chuck,
> Oh, you mean the Japanese TD disks. As far as I know only one machine
> was produced that used them, the NEC PC 88-VA3:
>
> https://necretro.org/PC-88_VA3
Yep, that the one.
>
> It was an expensive market flop. You might try to hunt down a drive if
> you're a collector, but as far
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