etrmg@levels.sait.edu.au (09/21/90)
In article <15428.26f4f146@levels.sait.edu.au>, etrmg@levels.sait.edu.au writes: > Help: > > I bought a uC MAXRom for my 84 Kaypro. Now I am trying to connect a Quad > density drive to it for 750K storage capability. Will a standard 1.2M > AT type floppy drive work. Probably not. Alternatively, Can I strap my > TEAC 1.2 FD55 to act like a Quad density drive? What are the differences > between 1.2M and 720K quad drives. Spindle speed only? Same # of tracks? > I'm getting bogged down without proper specs for these things. > Thanks for any info... > Ronn Just following up to my own posting. . . I have a new drive, an FD-55FV, which is a real quad density. It goes nicely just in case anyone cares about this type of thing. I was told by the TEAC local guru that it is possible to strap an FD-55GFR (1.2M) to act like a Quad. Although I have not received the docs in the mail yet. Anyways . . . They are really quiet as well! Ronn