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| SirPeale:
A year or so ago, I posted asking if anyone wanted these, as I had the opportunity to get some really cheaply. Not one person said a word. Funny thing is, I see people wanting them at least once a week. |
| Tiger-Heli:
--- Quote from: Peale on May 11, 2005, 08:15:24 pm ---A year or so ago, I posted asking if anyone wanted these, as I had the opportunity to get some really cheaply. Not one person said a word. Funny thing is, I see people wanting them at least once a week. --- End quote --- A year or so ago, they would have only been used on the Mini-PAC, MK64 or Hagstrom encoders (latter two - $$$$), now they are needed for it, the KeyWiz Eco, GP-Wiz Eco, GP-Wiz49, etc. |
| dema:
I got mine at CompUSA. I believe it was labeled as a hard drive cable. |
| fl0yd:
--- Quote from: dema on May 12, 2005, 09:03:47 am ---I got mine at CompUSA. I believe it was labeled as a hard drive cable. --- End quote --- Any hard drive cable or floppy cable will work, but the floppy has fewer pins, so it's shorter in length. I'm planning to use some 13 pin connectors like those used on the rotary interface from Happ(item# 96-1000-00). I'm not actually buying theirs, but ordered some from the internet to include in my 49-way rotary adapter kit. I'm tossing 2 in each kit so you can use 1 for druin's and 1 for your 49-way Joy. The 49-way PCB only uses a 12 pin connector (11 of which have connections) but the 13 pin adapter's extra 'hang over' is hardly noticable. |
| SirPeale:
Whoops! I was thinking of the *power* connector, not the data cable. |
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