Re: SCSI cards, and hard drives

[Jalapeno <jalapeno1@mac.com>]

In article <ecc_200203201208@juge.com>,
 Bruce.Baker@juge.com (Bruce Baker) wrote:

>  >Does anybody know of a source for a SCSI card that will
>  >work in an Apple IIgs w/latest OS and older external SCSI
>  >Macintosh drives (20-160 megs) for a reasonable price (<$100)?
>  >I know many people recommend the profile drives as the way
>  >to go for a hard drive in an Apple it's just that I have
>  >half a dozen or so old external Mac drives I would love
>  >to put to use.
>  
>  
<snippage of a lot of opinion>
> 
> I suggest that if Focus drives are still available you should grab one.  They
> are plug and play and still supported.  They are great and do not cost too
> much.
> 
> BRuce

Bruce, may I suggest a course in "reading for comprehension"? ;) 

Re-read the OP's last sentence that you quoted. A Focus drive won't 
allow him to use his "half a dozen or so old external Mac drives" no 
matter how low cost or well supported they are. The title of the article 
should be a clue that he has SCSI drives.