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From: sysadmin@pnet91.cts.com (Matthew Montano)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Where's the Megs ?
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Date: 12 Feb 91 03:45:03 GMT
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alfter@nevada.edu (SCOTT ALFTER) writes:
>(The mechanism I bought recently is the Conner CP340, which according
>to the company I bought it from, is a 40-meg drive.  I wonder how
>close to 40 megs it really is...:-) )
>

The Conner CP3040 is a SCSI 40 Meg device that on an Apple II with Chinook
SCSI Utilities formats to about 40.5 Megabytes..

You'll be very VERY pleased with the Conner mechanisms. I distribute the
Chinook drives here in Canada (I work for Canadian Computer Outlet) and they
are a pleasure to work worth, in comparison to the Seagates we've seen!
Chinook has been using the Conner drives for quite some time now.. Apple uses
Conner's in the Mac Classic (CP3045 - still a 40 meg). The CP100 is a 100Meg
Conner mechanism which is what I run. 

Matthew
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