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From: ewm@cbnews.ATT.COM (edward.w.mcfarland)
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Subject: Tandy 1400 HD?
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Date: 11 Apr 90 00:03:52 GMT
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Subject: Tandy 1400 ext. HD?
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I apologize if this subject has been covered here as I don't regularly
read this board...
     
     Does anyone know if it is possible to get an *external*, third party
manufactured hard disk connected to the Tandy 1400?  I would like to plant
the hard disk at home and still retain the dual 3.5" floppies in the unit.

     I have noted the posting about the Jan. `90 Computer Shopper article
on installing a third party drive *internally* and this may be my other
option, but I would like to see if the former is practicable.

Thanks for any info... reply by email if this subject has been beaten to death.

Ed McFarland   ewm@mvusa.att.com