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From: rhunt@icard.med.unc.edu (Rick Hunt)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Hardware Copy Device
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Date: 11 Oct 89 14:08:28 GMT
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	OK, here I go again.  The company that sells the Amiga Super Card
is called Utilities Unlimited, Inc.  The address is Rt. 3 Box 236
Hillsboro, Oregon 97124.  The telephone number is 503-647-5611.
	Someone asked earlier where it connects.  The lady I talked to
said it goes between two drives.  I don't know how but she said it was
easy to install.  Their advert says it copies 100% of all 3.5" disks
"that includes Atari, IBM, Apple."  I presume that means Mac.  It is a
software/hardware combo.
	I have not intended for this to be free advertising for this 
company (although it quickly seemed to turn into that, sorry).  I had to
give the info so that people knew what I was asking about.  If anyone
tries this thing I would appreciate an evaluation of it.  Unfortunately I
won't be able to purchase this myself anytime soon since my 2000 coughed
up a lung and is in the shop.  With the repair cost and other expenses 
it might be a while before I have the spare cash.

                                               Thanx heaps
					       Rick Hunt