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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: redrumloa on August 29, 2009, 10:04:30 PM
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I have too many SCSI drives, coming out of my ears!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120464204253
Drives are guaranteed!!! Currently there are 56 drives available at this price!
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Got any 1" height drives at that size (or larger)?
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You mean quarter height? Not too many, how about a Seagate 73GB 10000RPM Ultra320 Mfr # ST373307LC. I only have 1 of these, so not for $8.95 :-/ Make an offer.
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do you have something suitable for an A590? 1-2 GB?
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What's the largest an A2500 (Rev. 6.2) supports?
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What's the largest an A2500 (Rev. 6.2) supports?
Depends on which SCSI-controller you have.
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$14.95 to the USA and $52.25 International for 6
And $34 for 1... Gaps, US postage fees incrased again ?
Lucky US boys !
A big question : I got 2 of theses babies, but they need a "slave" drive to be recognised.
How do you setup them on amiga ?
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do you have something suitable for an A590? 1-2 GB?
Sure, how about a Quantum PDS1225S (1.2GB) for $6? Tested and guaranteed working.
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Depends on which SCSI-controller you have.
Correct, depends on the SCSI controller and likely which version roms that controller has.
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And $34 for 1... Gaps, US postage fees incrased again ?
Lucky US boys !
A big question : I got 2 of theses babies, but they need a "slave" drive to be recognised.
How do you setup them on amiga ?
Problem is shipping weight is high, about 3lb each drive. If you can use multiple drives or go in with someone else, I can ship up to 8 (revised) International in a Large Flat Rate Priority Mail Box for $52.25. That brings the cost per drive down.
There is no master/slave on SCSI, but rather SCSI ID's. There are typically jumpers on the drive to change SCSI ID. Each drive and the controller itself must have a unique ID.
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FYI, I can actually ship 8 drives in a Large Flat Rate Priority Box.
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I have too many SCSI drives, coming out of my ears!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120464204253
Drives are guaranteed!!! Currently there are 56 drives available at this price!
So for $86.55 I could get 8 drives shipped in the continental U.S.?
they would make nice replacement drives for my Video Toaster/Flyer systems, but I have had trouble getting some newer larger SCSI-II drives recognized by the Flyer.
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So for $86.55 I could get 8 drives shipped in the continental U.S.?
That is correct.
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Hi!
I'm very interested in one of your drives. The 40 meg drive in my Amiga 2000 isn't as big as it used to be... Anyway, I'm wondering - do you know if this drive would work with either my GVP A4000 HC+8 (where the 40 meg drive is now) or my Zeus 2040 68040 CPU board (which also has onboard SCSI). If not, do you have any SCSI drives that would work for me?
Thanks!
Huxley
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Well I'm selling a sun 1u disk array if anyones interested:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110430793564
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Well I'm selling a sun 1u disk array if anyones interested:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110430793564
That *might* just be overkill for my A2000...
Huxley
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not to mention you are messing with different scsi technology. SCSI 2 50 pin drives are good enough and at least they work most of the time. I got some 80 pin drives that even if terminated properly don't show up on some controllers.
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not to mention you are messing with different scsi technology. SCSI 2 50 pin drives are good enough and at least they work most of the time. I got some 80 pin drives that even if terminated properly don't show up on some controllers.
Jam in a 50-68pin converter and it'll be fine.
Only time I've ever has a problem is with picky scsi controllers, and you'll know the picky ones as they have a problem with almost anything.