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- <li><em>date</em>: Thu, 01 Sep 2005 11:04:41 -0400</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: hscast at charter.net (Scott Castaline)</li>
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> On 9/1/05, *Robert L. Harris* <Robert.L.Harris at rdlg.net
> <<a rel="nofollow" href="mailto:Robert.L.Harris">mailto:Robert.L.Harris</a> at rdlg.net>> wrote:
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> 5MB?
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> C64 with an external 5.25" and a TAPE. I remember getting REAL
> excited
> when I could re-notch it and double the storage. Then the 3.5" drives
> let us REALLY up the storage on the BBS.
>
> Before that was a sinclair but that didn't "really" have external
> storage, just the carts.
>
>
> I was sticking to "rigid disk" storage. I started out with very slow
> 8" floppies for storage. 90KB?
>
> I remember being very excited when we bought a dual 8" floppy drive
> pair for $2200, dual density, double sided. I've forgot who made
> them, but the standard at the time was worm drive controlled heads.
> The ones we bought were moved by magnetic heads (like a speaker).
> Ultra fast. (whatever that meant at the time.) The 5MB harddisk was
> a upgrade a year or two later.
>
> Greg
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> The Norcross Group
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The "worm-drive" sounds like Shugart. The one with magnetic heads (like
a speaker) sound like servo-contolled. I don't remember that for floppy
drives, but in harddrives.
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