Emax

Just SCSI enabled Emax. If you don't have SCSI on an Emax 1, you would  
need to buy a SCSI kit from me.

Regards,
Ted

On Aug 15, 2009, at 12:17 AM, Daniel Baum wrote:

Hi,

Would any other bits and pieces (interfaces etc.) be necessary to get  
them working?

D.

A little of a side note. I just won a lot of 10 used CF drives on ebay.
Assuming they work with Emax, I will be selling them for much less than
$200.
They may be single slot use only, but they are SCSI.
I will be testing them in Emax once I get them and will give more  
details
later.
If they are single slot, I will sell them for $25. If multiple slots  
work I
will sell them for $40.

I will be keeping 1 for sure, but will resell the other 9 once confirmed
they work in Emax.

So, if they work (crossed fingers), those of you wanting to buy SCSI  
kits
but who have been hesitant due to, where do I get a drive?
Next couple of weeks or so you may be lucky!

If people have been thinking of purchasing other drives, you may wish to
wait a week or two....

again I will keep you posted.

PS- I saw a multiple slot multitech for $60 buy it now on ebay. Somebody
should nab it..... I considered it.

Regards,
Ted
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 7:06 AM, Daniel Baum <daniel@...> wrote:

 >
 >
 > Hi all,
 >
 > I decided that I could't justify the more than $200 that the CF  
drive would
 > cost, once shipping etc. was added in, so I'm back to a zip drive.
 >
 > A couple of questions:
 >
 > Is a zip drive hot swappable when connected to an Emax II?
 >
 > Has anyone ever tried connecting a combined SCSI/Parallel Zip Plus  
to a
 > laptop with a USB-parallel adapter. It would be great to use the  
zip to
 > transfer files to and from the PC.
 >
 > Also - has anyone ever tried a Jazz drive with an Emax II?
 >
 > Tks.
 >
 > D.
 >
 >
 >

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