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From: Bernie Doehner <bad@uhf.wireless.net>
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Subject: floppy tape drive
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Hi:

I am a very small non-profit ISP and it's come clear to me I need to spend
a few (very few) $$ on a tape drive. 

My server doesn't have SCSI, so this leaves me with very few options. Any
recommendations on floppy based tape drives? 

Thanks.

Bernie