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From: mccormick@cpsc.ucalgary.ca (Wayne Mccormick)
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm,comp.sources.wanted
Subject: Dynabyte DB8/1
Summary: What to do?
Keywords: interfacing with Heath H-90
Message-ID: <685@cs-spool.calgary.UUCP>
Date: 10 Feb 89 01:45:58 GMT
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	I have had my Heath H-90 for some time now and I have recently
picked up a Dynabyte DB8/1 and DB8/4 disk drive really cheap (free).
It's a CP/M machine but isn't much good to me at the moment (limited 
software...).  The question is, what can I do with it?  (Other than
using it for a very heavy dorrstop :-)  I was thinking of linking it up
with the H-90 as a co-processor or maybe as extra disk space.  Oh, I blew
up the Hazeltine 1500 that came with it so I don't have a terminal for it
anymore either.  The DB8/4 has two 8 inch full height drives that hold
somewhere on the neighbourhood of 100K each.  The system has 2 serial and
1 parrallel port plus the drive port.  So here it is, any ideas?

Thanks in advance,
Wayne McCormick                         mccormick@cpsc.UCalgary.ca
:-)