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       "DAT for sure!" (Sep  1, 11:40pm)
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} 
} Dirt Cheap Drives seems to have decent prices for both of the above items:
} $589 for the drive and $139 for the kit ($79 just the card).  [...]

You can get a 2Gig 8mm Exabyte drive for $299.  They're faster and use
less expensive tapes than DATs.  And they work great with FreeBSD.


Richard