[comp.periphs.scsi] Summary: SCSI Floppy sources

Harvey_Taylor@mindlink.UUCP (Harvey Taylor) (03/24/91)

    A couple of weeks ago I asked for sources to SCSI based floppies.
 Here is what I have turned up.

    Manufacturers:  TEAC
                    NCR

    Dealers......:  Tulin
                    Arrow
                    Traxx
                    MacWarehouse
                    PLI
                    Digital Instrumentation Inc.

    Apparently DEC & SUN also use SCSI based floppies on some models.
 Here's the details.

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TEAC America Inc.
(213)727-7682
(213)726-0303

        FD-235HS-302    3.5" 1.44Mb SCSI floppy (using FC-1)
        FD-235JS-401    3.5" 2.88Mb SCSI floppy (using FC-1)
        FD-55GS-704     5.25" SCSI floppy (using FC-1)
        FD-235J-401     3.5" 2.88Mb floppy (without FC-1)
        FC-1            SCSI floppy controller only (not avail. seperately?)

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NCR Corporation
3718 N. Rock Rd.
Wichita, Kansas 67226
(316) 636-8000

        ADP-20-01       5.25" SCSI adapter
        ADP-20-03       3.5" SCSI adapter 1.44Mb
        ADP-20-05       3.5" SCSI adapter 2.88Mb (avail. 1Q 1991)

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Tulin Corp.
2156h O'Toole Ave.
San Jose  CA. 95131
(408)432-9025

        03/03/91 PriceList
        TLFD2N  (FD-235HS)      US$179
        TLFD4N  (FD-235JS)      US$219

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Traxx Electronics (800) 621-3102
        [I don't know what they have.]

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Arrow Electronics (800) 777 2776
        [I don't know what they have.]

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Digital Instrumentation Tech.
901  18th St. #11000
Los Alamos, NM 87544
USA
(505)662-1459

        According to NextWorld, Jan/Feb/1991, Page 93
        CubeFloppy 2.9  @ US$520

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PLI
Peripheral Land Inc.
47421 Bayside Pkwy.
Fremont, CA 94538
USA
(415)657-2211

        According to NextWorld, Jan/Feb/1991, Page 93
        SuperFloppy2.8      @ US$499
        TurboFloppy1.4      [Direct price unknown]

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MacWarehouse
1690 Oak St.
P.O. Box 3031
Lakewood, NJ 08701
(908)367-0440
(908)905-9279 FAX
(800)255-6227

        According to MacUser, April 1991, Page 187
        PLI TurboFloppy1.4  @ US$359
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    That's it. Have fun.
    -het

    PS.
    If anybody has any info on other SCSI based drives, please send me
 a reference.

    Disclaimer: I have not used any of this stuff yet. I am just looking
    for an easy way to put 2.88Meg drives on my Amiga.

 "So long as it's hidden in the OS,
       I don't care if it uses blue men from mars." -Randell Jesup

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