Basic/Four Corporation Model 7250 terminal

[jim stephens]

Jay West wrote:
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>>  SMD world, the Reflex I and II.
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> Didn't they come from Western Dynex or something like that?
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Westerb Dynex drives were the inspiration for the top loading 5 and 10 
mb 2314 type patter and head drives.  Microdata called them Marathons, 
and they were 9000 drives.

The Reflexs are 15000 drives if I recall.

>> is that the microprocessor version, or is it one of the bigger 
>> reality machines?
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> The M2000 \


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I never saw it called an M2000.  this is the package that the Microdata 
Royale ended up in.  If it is what was called an 8000, I did the 
firmware for it, and can help a bit :-)  It is a 1600.

>> Spirit,
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> Ugg.. I hated that machine. The Sequel was nice though. There's a 
> company here in town that has a sequel but the firmware board has been 
> yanked. I think there's a couple reflex drives and a tape drive there. 
> There was a Series 18 at Matthews Medical Books here in town, but I 
> think that's long gone.
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you should get the reflex drives, you will need them for parts

> Jay
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