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Re: Whats an ENVOY card?

Subject: Re: Whats an ENVOY card?
From: Rich Hare <rhare@mich.com>
Date: 1999/07/12
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
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References: <mikeford-1207990053110001@socal56k176.netwiz.net>

An ENVOY card is a poor man's Bluedisk.
It is meant to drive MFM style drives (PC type hardware)
I had a couple of them years ago, but never took the time to get them
working.
They came with special software necessary to address the card.
(I'll bet I've got that buried SOMEWHERE in the basement!)

Mike Ford wrote:
> 
> I found 3 cards that appear to go in an Apple II. They say ENVOY just
> above the card edge connector, and have a 6551 chip in the middle. Two
> banks of 8 dip switches, and two sets of ribbon cable connectors, marked M
> and P, P currently has a ribbon cable with a DB25 on the end. What is it?

References:
- Whats an ENVOY card?
  - From: mikeford@netwiz.net (Mike Ford)

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