Floppy Cable
2010
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 Toshiba PA2652U 35 Floppy Drive Cable  US $26.99
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 HP OmniBook 6000 6100 vt6200 External Floppy Cable NEW US $26.00
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 HP OmniBook 4100 4150 4150B External Floppy Cable NEW US $26.00
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 Citizen Z1D Z1DE 68B 35 Floppy w rib cable NEW 144 US $25.00
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 HP OmniBook Pavilion USB floppy drive cable F2157 60949 US $24.99
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 IBM Thinkpad External FLOPPY DRIVE WITH CABLE 46H5749 US $24.99
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 Dell Optiplex GX520 GX620 SFF Floppy Disk Drive Cable US $10.00
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 Dell Optiplex 270 280 SFF 144 Floppy Drive Cable US $10.00
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 9 Floppy Cable US $10.00
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 NEW IBM ThinkPad T Series 27L0525 EXT Floppy Cable Kit US $9.99
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 Dell C Series Floppy Drive Module CP CPx CPi C500 C600 C800 LS LCP L400 W Cable US $9.99
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 Dell GX270 Floppy Drive w\ Data Cable US $9.99
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 Laptop Compaq Presario 1200 Floppy Drive Ribbon Cable US $9.99
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 Toshiba Satellite 1400 Laptop Floppy Drive With Cable US $9.99
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 Compaq Presario 900 Floppy Drive w Caddy Cable US $9.99
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 ACER TRAVELMATE 250 FLOPPY DRIVE CONNECTOR CABLE US $9.99
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 Dell Floppy Drive 144MB 8J278 Tray 7M503 Cable US $9.99
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 PC 35in Alps Electric DF354H914C Beige 144MB Floppy Disk Drive w FD Cable US $9.99
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 Internal Floppy Drive Cables Lot of 5 US $9.19
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 Fujitsu C7651 C 7651 Lifebook C Floppy Disk Drive 7651 Caddy Cover Laptop cable US $8.99
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 Internal Floppy Drive Cables Lot of 10 3 drop US $8.99
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 TOSHIBA SATELLITE 1805 S274 Floppy Drive with Cable US $8.98
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 DELL LATITUDE C SERIES FLOPPY DISK MODULE WITH FDD CABLE US $8.50
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 NEW StarTechcom 18in Single Drive Round Floppy Cable US $8.13
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 FD Floppy 1device 35Disk Drive Silver Round Cable 12 US $7.99
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 IBM Thinkpad A20 A21 A22 Floppy Drive 05K9157 Cable US $7.99
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 Dell 35 P N 4702P A01 Floppy W Cable US $7.99
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Tips When Choosing Desktop Hardware
From inexpensive used notebook computers. If you are one of those who us trying to build his or her personal Personal Computer (PC) from scratch but not knowledgeable in certain topics, this is the best time for you to conduct some research. This would be very helpful to you because there are countless of resources available out there for you to use as a reference.
When you are researching, make sure that you start with the basic Hardware required, keyboard, monitor, central processing unit (CPU) and mouse. Other things that you need when building up a Personal Computer will include: tower or desktop case, motherboard, processor, memory, graphics card, sound card, modem, floppy drive, hard drive, CD/DVD Rom, PC speakers, monitor, CD/DVD Writer, Blu Ray Writer, TV card, Satellite card and Cable TV card.
When choosing for Desktop Components, make sure that you:
- prioritize what you really need. Although these are all necessary for an efficient Desktop, there are some that you can do without for the moment. Make sure that you know what are those things so you don't run out of budget for more important stuff.
- don't be brand conscious. People think that because a certain Computer Components component is branded, the quality is first class. Although this might be the case, it doesn't mean that those who are not are popular are of lesser quality. Don't be too brand conscious. Pay attention to certain specifications and you will realize that you are Buying the same quality as that of the branded one, half the price.
- look around. There are so many Desktop Computer shops today that gives people so many options when choosing their Computer Parts. If you are one of those who are looking for quality PC Hardware components, don't be contended with just one store. Try to look around for other shops and compare the prices.
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- manage your budget. This is also a major consideration when choosing Computer Parts because if you get too caught up with the price, you might be sacrificing other components that are of equal importance. When choosing, make sure to buy only those that your budget could accommodate so you won't have financial set back problems.
For more see low cost notebook buying guide and freeware payroll computer programs.
what kind of metal makes up floppy connectors?
I got bored and decided to strip a 24 pin floppy cable...and found a silver metal inside. is this aluminum? i thought it was not that great of a conductor... the IDE cables have copper and i cant find this info anywhere! thanks!
It's copper wire "tinned" or coated with solder, in the case of the floppy (IDC or insulation displacement connector) connector it does not serve any real purpose but when that cabling is use in soldered assembly's it solders much easier when it is tinned (solder is lead & tin in varible ratios) a lot of components come with tinned leads
Most wire and cabling you can buy either way, scrape it with a knife and a magnifying glass, you'll see
Ever see a clear speaker wire one copper, one "silver", it's copper just "tinned" so you can distinguish polarity if you need to
Or do you mean the contacts in the connector, those usually are beryllium copper, they may be a brass alloy too(not often), they may be bare, tinned with lead/tin solder or plated with gold or tin
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beryllium_copper
How to Install Internal Hard Drives : How to Install Floppy Drive Data Cables
