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Re: applied engineering floppy drives

Subject: Re: applied engineering floppy drives
From: 24 Carrot Balla <d.pimpologist@verizon.net>
Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2001 20:25:03 GMT
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I should hope it would work with a Mac Plus, since I've used mine on every
(almost) Mac that I have in the house.  The only minor thing I notice with mine
is the sometimes it will act like the computer is polling the drive, and it
might make it light flash, but that's when I have as the first drive

doug holverson wrote:

> Does anybody know anything about Applied Engineering 3.5" floppy drives?
> Like why they seem to act funky when daisy chained? Can one be attached to a
> Mac Plus and Work?
>
> DGH

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