Re: chinook ct-40 is this //c version?

["Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast.net>]

"Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com> wrote in message 
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> brad wrote:
>> yeah ....i figured it was just a scsi hd setup
>>
>> they are really small...prob the size of a 3 1/2" ap2 drive with maybe an
>> inch and a half longer...room for a power supply (thin an small along
>> top...of unit...and a place to mount the 3.5" scsi drive and the internal
>> cable to the outside port and the switch..that is it
>>
>> anyway i have a Chinook Ct-40 complete and an empty shell that looks the
>> same as the Ct-40..that one is a Ct-30 (empty)
>>
>> anyone have the chinook version we are looking for that runs on a //c and
>> pics of internal board and/or install software?
>>
>> if it is some kinda standard internal board and software combo (ie 
>> chinnook
>> ap2c install disk or some such) might be interesting to look at or try to
>> figure out how it was done
>
> The board is a unique design, with an onboard processor to convert from
> smartport protocols to SCSI (or was it IDE?).  Somewhere packed away,
> I have a non-functioning one that I've never got around to fixing.


Which I would love to see, if you wouldn't mind loaning it
to me. I have a great interest in doing something with the
IIc in regards to a smartport hard drive. I may even get
one made someday.  :o)

Bill Garber