RE: scsi pcmcia that works with an xjack?

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> In message Mon, 14 Nov 1994 15:51:43 -0800, jesse@spine.com  writes:
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> > Anyone have a good solution here? I love my xjack, but would like to add
> > a scsi adapter to hook up an external drive and an external nec 3xp..
> >
> > I'm a bit concerned about one of those damned dongle cables fitting
> > underneath the xjack..
> 
> It won't fit.  I've got an ethernet card taking up the same space.  It's a
> drawback to the xjack.
> 
> If you don't mind having a tenuous connection, you can still put the phone
> jack in the xjack.  It won't lock in, but it should make enough of a contact
> to work.  But if you move the computer or touch the phone line, you'll
> lose the connection.
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