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Re: 1.4M drive in a 800K case

Subject: Re: 1.4M drive in a 800K case
From: noone@nowhere.net
Date: Mon, 04 Feb 2002 13:28:55 -0600
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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I also have old mac drives in 800k (IIgs) cases.  I have converted all
of mine.  They work like 800k drives unless you have s 'super
controller' for them.  It is a convenience thing for me.

Thankx,
Ed

David Chiu wrote:
> Yes. I am running two of those drives with a superdrive card now.
> "Locutus" <locutus@locutus.org> wrote in message
> > If I go and by a Sony Macintosh 3 1/2 mech and put it in an Apple 3 1/2 case (those for the Apple GS) and got a Surperdrive card, I will have a 1.4mb floppy drive for my IIgs?

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