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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: AmmoJammo on February 17, 2013, 05:37:31 AM
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For all i know, it might have a brand name inside, but I thought I'd post a pic here instead, as its a bit different (and ugly)
(http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/7494/imgp2387t.jpg)
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Hi it looks a little like my Cumana cax 354 external floppy drive thats been powder coated black only yours is left handed and certainly not ugly as different often makes beautiful ,nice photo by the way ,best wishes Brian.
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Now this is a tough one :-/ LOL
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Hi it looks a little like my Cumana cax 354 external floppy drive thats been powder coated black only yours is left handed and certainly not ugly as different often makes beautiful ,nice photo by the way ,best wishes Brian.
I've never seen one that looks like that, mine is this style
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cumana-CAX-354-Disk-Drive-for-Commodore-Amiga-2-/400368911734?nma=true&si=725%252FiZMxrN2b6H7Uj8%252BzGm7ZfhA%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
Later they did http://www.retro-kit.co.uk/page.cfm/content/Cumana-CAX-354-Floppy-disk-drive/
They are both quarter height drives, but the black one likes half height (although it might be the angle of the photo).
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Yeah, I looked up the Cumana drives, and was quite confused as there was nothing like it :p
(http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/3949/imgp2388q.jpg)
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Yeah, I looked up the Cumana drives, and was quite confused as there was nothing like it :p
(http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/3949/imgp2388q.jpg)
lol are you sure :D:D:D:D:D Mrmoonlight ps i only said a lttle like ,or maybe if you were to close one eye and stand back a little ,the cumana cax may be a distant cousin,
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Not even a guess from anyone?
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The face plate looks like an Atari Drive. Here is one with a very similar face.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/farnea/264773831/in/photostream
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Same same, but different? :p
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I'm guessing you know what drive it is? ;-)
Are we able to see inside the case photo's? ;-)
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I know the make and model of the drive... but I'm curious as to what company assembled the case, and made the PCB adapter that appears to be required to use it on an Amiga ;)
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:(
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Actually I don't know about your drive a thing, but as a matter of fact I have this ugly beast lying around, which is almost same looking front cover and I was thinking the same, what is this came from (It's TEAC made as I can see)? As I tested on one of my Amigas it worked as internal drive, but when it arrived to me, it had handmade steel external case with mucho wires going everywhere inside it, very very hacky stuff, so I discarded this case. This seems very old...
(http://i55.tinypic.com/15n2ecz.jpg)
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Nope, this drive isn't a TEAC ;)
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Nope, this drive isn't a TEAC ;)
Obviously the mechanism is, could it be Skai? They rebadged a lot of stuff mid 80s to early 90s.
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Its not TEAC at all, its very different internally to the drive picture above, with another manufacturer printed on the PCB and motor...
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it reminds me on how old Apple II 5.25 drives looked like
Tom UK
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If you type in the part number on the drive, you actually find reference to it being used in a Commodore Amiga computer, and an external Commodore drive...
Of course, this could be in correct, as the internet does have a nasty habit of lying :p