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From: polish@lexington.columbia.edu (Nathaniel Polish)
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Subject: Re: Apple ][ Drive problem
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Date: Fri, 3-Oct-86 12:01:23 EDT
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There are several possible simple cures.  There is the drive speed
which you can tweek.  Some drives take a while to settle down.  The 
other more interesting problem is from magnetic fields in the area of the 
drive.  I find that many drives are position sensative with respect to 
the monitor.  Try running a loop and more the drive till you get no errors.

Nat polish