Path: utzoo!utgpu!attcan!uunet!edsews!rphroy!pte!car
From: car@pte.UUCP (Chris Rende)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.8bit
Subject: Re: Was: Re: Need a cassette tape drive.
Summary: It works
Message-ID: <311@pte.UUCP>
Date: 3 Nov 88 17:38:58 GMT
References: <31302@bbn.COM> <1270008@hpclkms.HP.COM>
Organization: Precise Technology & Electronics, Warren, MI
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In article <1270008@hpclkms.HP.COM>, ken@hpclkms.HP.COM (Kenneth Sumrall) writes:
> get the circuit out of the January 1984 issue of Computers and Electronics.
> The article has a circuit based on the XR2211 FSK demodulator chip, ($2.95 from
> Jameco Electronics), and also a circuit to remodulate the signal and copy the
> tape on another tape deck.  It also includes a short description of how it all
> works.
> Good lock if you try building one, and let the Usenet community know how it
> works.

The article also listed the name of a company which sells (sold) a complete
kit for the cassette interface. I bought it and got it to work with a normal
cassette recorder. I used it with my Atari 400 to save BASIC programs.

car.
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Christopher A. Rende         Multics,DTSS,Shortwave,Scanners,StarTrek
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