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From: trasc@dworkin.UUCP (James Trascapoulos)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc
Subject: Connors 104Mb drive For Sale - CHEAP!
Summary: Gotta sell it quick, so it's REALLY cheap!
Keywords: Connors, IDE, 104, Cheap
Message-ID: <36@dworkin.UUCP>
Date: 4 May 91 00:41:40 GMT
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   Ok folks..who needs a large IDE hard disk?
 
   I have a Connors 3104 harddrive, 104 Mb (formatted) harddrive that
I bought by mistake. Yeah, mistake - I was at the Trenton State Computer
Festival a few weks back with a friend shopping for a harddrive for
her.  We found her a 40Mb Connors, and while there I bought a 104 Meg
drive for myself. I thought it was SCSI (I've a Mac IIcx) and didn't
look at the pins carefully enough.  So now I'm stuck with a drive I
can't use, and the vendor who sold me it "doesn't have a SCSI in stock
and doesn't know when he will" - sigh! Suckered.  Anyway - I've got to
get a new drive so I'm selling this cheap. It was OEM'd frm Connors
for Hyundai, so it's got a serial number sticker on it only.
 
   I'm selling it for $285, firm.  Guarenteed in great condition, I
installed it on my friends NEC as a Type 47 (you put in the variables,
but we have those too :) and she was off.  Ran Checkit v3.0 on it for
a day to test it out and it's flawless - no errors.
 
   Seriously, $285! I need to get it sold because my business needs
SCSI! Ack!
 
   Please leave Email or call 609.799.6372 and ask for Jim.
 
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   My mailer isn't fully operational yet (and I don't know why, ask
 princeton.edu!) so please just "reply" to this, s'alright? S'alright!