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From: burton@fortune.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Teac 1/2 height questions - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 13-Apr-84 19:09:37 EST
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Posted: Fri Apr 13 19:09:37 1984
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fortune!burton    Apr 13 15:26:00 1984


media damage if any is caused by excessive headload force.  This isn't
affected materially by your bios.

While the 48 tpi and 96 tpi drives may have many parts in common, the
stepper motor is certainly different, and so are possibly the "carriage 
guide" parts on which the head arm assembly moves.  Your new Teac may
need re-engineering.

  Philip Burton      101 Twin Dolphin Drive-MS 133
  Fortune Systems    Redwood City, CA  94065	     (415) 595-8444 x 526
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