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From: ekrell@hector..UUCP (Eduardo Krell)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att
Subject: Re: Adding more disks to ATT 3B2/300
Message-ID: <2775@ulysses.homer.nj.att.com>
Date: Thu, 6-Aug-87 10:43:25 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug  6 10:43:25 1987
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In article <204@rencon.UUCP> gary@rencon.UUCP (Gary Falsken) writes:
>I want to add another drive to a 3B2 system, but don't want to pay
>AT&T prices for it.  I already have an XM unit but it only has the
>cartridge tape unit in it, but no drive.  What interface is needed?

If you have a 3B2/300, you can plug a second drive into the main board
disk controller. I bought a ready-to-plug 72 MB drive for $2400 from

	East Coast Computer Systems
	24 White St., Red Bank NJ 07701
	201-747-6995

They also have a 140 MB drive for $4900. These prices include power
supply and cabinet. They might be cheaper if all you need is the
drive itself.
    
    Eduardo Krell                   AT&T Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill

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