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Forums › Offers and Wanted › WTB: Scsi cable HD50 to HD50, decent length.
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#61414 17-May-2010 01:27
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Have got an old kodak disc changing robot that I have been unsucessfull in getting working on one scsi card, so want to try another one, but it has a HD50 plug on it, which I dont have a cable to go to another HD50 plug.

Surely someone has one lying around somewhere?




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  #333297 22-May-2010 16:03
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how long do you need it



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  #333323 22-May-2010 17:21
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Im wanting to buy it, if you mean duration,

About 1.5 - 2 meters if you mean the length of the cable.




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  #333344 22-May-2010 18:58
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No, im wanting a cable with a plug that will go in the small plug of that on both ends, as my functioning scsi card and the disc changer both have that socket on it.

I will check out ebay if something doesnt come up locally. Ive had the disc changer sitting around the house for ages and now have another crapbox PC in a desktop case working where the drive lines up with the place that the absurdly large old 2x burner had its drawer so should be good to go. Golden hawks software claims to support the changer but wont know till I get it cabled to my working scsi card if it really works or not.




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