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Re: SUCCESS!!! GS Internal 3.5 Drive!!!
- Subject: Re: SUCCESS!!! GS Internal 3.5 Drive!!!
- From: pbauer@athena.mit.edu (Paul H Bauer)
- Date: 1996/07/26
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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<At the end of the article, he indicated that the mod requires the external
<Buggie power supply. So instead of mounting the drive over the card
<slots, the drive is mounted where the power supply should be.
<: Maybe someone will start marketing less-than-full-length power supply with
<: a drive mounting spot on it, and that would be just wonderful.
<Actually, this is sort of what I have. My floppy drives are external, but
<my HD is...I mean, will be...INternal. I have the Vulcan-GS power supply.
< I have since removed the mechanism (it now lives in my enhanced ][e) and
<bought an Apple HS_SCSI card and a 250Mb drive; as soon as I get a proper
<DB25->SCSI cable built, the drive is going into its new home inside the
<Vulcan case. And now that I have the SCSI pinouts (courtesy of an Amiga
<3000 manual), that will be happening fairly soon. I can hardly wait...the
<computer case will deaden some of the noise from that drive!
<--Dave Althoff, ][.
I have done this with a Aii power supply I picked up at a swap meet
made by a Florida company years ago. This is a replace ment power supply of
about 150 watts with an mfm HD in the front half and an interface card. The card
and drive were replaced with a 3.5" SCSI and RamFast Interface and I now have
a very slick GS with internal HD.
pbauer@mit.edu