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From: waynekn@tekig5.UUCP (Wayne Knapp)
Newsgroups: net.micro.atari16
Subject: Re: SCSI available yet? (Really address of Supra?)
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Date: Thu, 24-Jul-86 14:42:28 EDT
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In article <184@sfu_fornax.uucp>, chapman@sfu_fornax.uucp (John Chapman) writes:
> 
> >>A guy I met at a computer store yesterday had a home-built drive consisting of
> >>an Atari --> SCSI board, an off-the-shelf SCSI controller, and a 70 meg drive.
> >>He got the Atari --> SCSI board and disk driver from Supra for $200.00. 
> >>I suppose it's the same board that Supra uses in their hard disk for the ST.
> > [....]
> I didn't see the original article double >'d above (guess it didn't make it
> to our site for some reason).  Could someone *please* post the address and
> phone number (if you have it) of Supra?  or e-mail it to me and save
> net $$.
> 	Thanks in advance,
>  			john chapman

   I would also like to hear more about this.  Where does one get the SCSI
   board?  What is used for the os.?  Has anyone else done this?

                        Thanks,

                            Wayne Knapp