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Re: Duo UniDisk
Wayne Stewart wrote:
>noone@nowhere.net wrote:
>
>> Tony Diaz showed us a duo 3.5" drive at Kfest this year. The board was
>> in fact designed with a dual disk in mind, but the cost was
>> prohibitive. Tony stated that he once put the missing parts on the
>> board and it did work. I believe he said he got the parts from another
>> 3.5" board.
>
>I have a number of those drives but not so many that I'd be willing to
>deliberately destroy a 3.5" UniDisk daisy-chain board. I may just try
>guessing and seeing what happens.
What's missing is only a connector and some passive components,
so there should be no need to cannibalize another drive.
In the on-line video presentation, Tony only mentions it in passing,
and no procedure for the conversion is given--though it sounds pretty
straightforward.
(I know I shouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth, but it's pretty clear
from the video that production values were not very high on the list
of priorities. ;-)
-michael
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