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From: rick@ut-ngp.UTEXAS (Rick Watson)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: parts for fastime MacSCSI interface
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Date: Wed, 11-Sep-85 19:43:26 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 11 19:43:26 1985
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For those who have requested suppliers of parts for the MacSCSI:

paramount is: paramount electronics, 649 arques ave., sunnyvale, ca, 94086,
              408/773-9595.  S1410 for $125

kierulff is: kierulff electronics, 3007 longhorn blvd #105, austin, tx, 78759,
             512/835-2090.  S1410A for $165

xebec is: xebec, 432 lakeside drive, sunnyvale, ca, 94086, 408/263-4100,
          800/982-3232.  Call for your nearest Xebec distributor

The power supply I used was made by Cal. DC, sold by B.G. Micro, P.O. Box
280298, Dallas, Tx, 75228. I think it currently goes for about $30.
Look in Computer Shopper.

I bought parts for the cables locally and made them myself. Try Radio Shack
or a local electronics parts distributor or a computer store.

Wyle Laboratories-EMG, 2120 Braker Ln W., Austin, TX 512/834-9957 carries the
NCR 5380.

Rick Watson
University of Texas Computation Center
512/471-3241
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