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Re: Applied Eng Vulcan for //e

Subject: Re: Applied Eng Vulcan for //e
From: "bbaker4311@gmail.com" <bbaker4311@gmail.com>
Date: 29 Aug 2006 09:37:11 -0700
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The two Vulcan's I formerly owned died fairly quickly, within a couple
of years.  I have always assumed that they were not that robust.  And
yeah 15 years for a hard drive is excellent longevity.

Bill Heckel wrote:
> Mine is dead and I would like to have one once again.  The one on Ebya now
> is listed in teh ad as being for the //e but the pic clearly shows the
> firmware chip shows GS...
> 
> Bill

References:
- Applied Eng Vulcan for //e
  - From: "Bill Heckel" <wheckelny1@verizon.net>

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