On 2015-11-09 11:12 PM, Mike Ross wrote:
Sorry for being out of touch: in transit from NZ to NY and crazy busy. No
news my end but plan to speak to seller and visit system towards end of
week. I know at least a couple of you have emailed me privately; sorry for
not responding but will update ASAP. I'd *like* to claim it for the
Corestore but there are shipping costs and logistics issues.
I wonder if IBM disks of this era care about line frequency? Do they have
50hz vs 60hz spindles like RK05s....
Mike
On Nov 9, 2015 9:54 PM, "Connor Krukosky" <conn...@connorsdomain.com> wrote:
Wow that looks to be in fantastic condition considering its around 40
years old now!
I really wish the best of luck to whomever gets it.
I must say I'm very jealous ;)
-Connor K
On 11/9/2015 9:20 PM, Mark J. Blair wrote:
At long last, here are pictures and details!
http://www.nf6x.net/2015/11/ibm-system32-at-the-local-electronics-recycler/
The diskette drive and the 10MB disk are both driven by AC motors so
they would be sensitive to line frequency, however I am sure that IBM
did make pulleys for 50Hz.
Paul.
