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Does anyone know where I can get a "new old stock" SCSI I (50 pin SCSI) drive? I need a 1 to 10 G for our gamma camera. I am looking frantically through the internet now, but anyone knows......
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have a word with Derek Johnston on 01924 512000 ext 4511 estates department at dewsbury. He is wiz kid on this.
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Try contacting Gorden Harwood Computers in Alfreton, 01773 836781, as SCSI drives were very common on all Apple computers up to a few years ago and they may be able to Help 
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Try contacting Gorden Haewood Computers in Alfreton, as SCSI drives wher very common on all Apple computers up to a few years ago and they may be able to Help
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Thanks to all who offered advice. As it happens (I think) I have solved my problems by buying a 68 pin drive from CPC and an adaptor from Videk. If you don't know Videk they have an amazing range of leads and adaptors.
Thanks again.
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