From: dmsmice@gmail.com   
      
   On Tuesday, July 11, 2023 at 6:57:25 AM UTC-4, Louis Ohland wrote:   
   > Since you are so inspired, what of that 26 pin header?   
   > moussa wrote:    
   > > On 6/7/23 18:52, Louis Ohland wrote:    
   > >> Floppy related, probably floppy tape.    
   > >>    
   > >> Can it be used/abused to hook up clone floppies to a PS/2, or is this    
   > >> leaverite, as in leave 'er right there...    
   > >    
   > > I need to do some testing before I can speak the MAD truth, but    
   > > hallucinating, I think it was made for a model 60, 65, 80 for a 5.1/4"    
   > > FDD, the 3 pins header I AM sure they are VCC output ([+5][Gnd][+12]),    
   > > which mean it can be used with a clone FDD.    
   > >    
   > > if I only can dig my model 65, Ian knows what I am Talking about!    
   > >   
   I have had some of these come in systems that I have received. They had a   
   internal tape drive  3  1/2"   
   but most of them had a ribbon cable that went to a external PS/2 slot   
   connector ( like 50 pin )   to an external 5 1/4"  metal floppy drive case   
   I have at least one CMS  5 1/4" external floppy drive around here some   
   place    (about the same size as an external 5 1/4" Back Pack external drive   
   metal case..)    
   I would guess that you would need special drivers to make them work...   
      
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