#IMATION SUPERDISK LOUD PRO#
#IMATION SUPERDISK LOUD ZIP#

Shifter v2.0 worked alright but go in the way of things and with such a long throw made finding gears difficult. Previously the trike had the original shifter from the Atomik quad which required leaning over the seat to pull the shifter which was quite dangerous. Both the seat and clutch had some clearance issues.

#IMATION SUPERDISK LOUD PRO#

To fix this issue the exhaust from a Pit Pro was slightly modified in order to fit. Previously the trike didn’t have an exhaust and just fired straight out of the engine which was very loud and obnoxious. (They weren’t really designed for 70km/h+) Front brakes Trike now has a set of bike front brakes which do assist somewhat in slowing it down. Unfortunately it would seem quite a bit of the information on the product has since been removed from the internet.Ī number of things have been fixed and upgraded on the trike since the first blog post as well as the beginnings of a Nitrous Oxide system because the trike wasn’t already dangerous enough…Ĭontinuing from the last posts list of items here are the ones that have been sorted: Late in the products life there was also a 120GB version released, unfortunately due to the design the cartridges could not be used in different sized models. They used cartridges that contained platters similar to that of a hard drive while the read head was inside the drive. The Iomega REV drive was released in 2009 somewhat as a replacement for the previous Jaz drive.

#IMATION SUPERDISK LOUD ZIP#

The Iomega ZIP drive was another attempt like the super disk to become a floppy disk replacement with 100MB, 250MB and eventually a short lived 750MB version.Īgain the uptake of CD burners and USB storage caused it’s failure. This was pulled from an old dual P3 server but I thought it was rather interesting due to having a AMD AM79C972BKC LAN controller, a LSI 53C875JE SCSI controller and then an Intel 21152-AB PCI Bus controller all on the same card.ĭPT PM3224 PCI SCSI card with 72 pin expandable cacheĪnother piece I haven’t been able to find a huge amount of information on but have included it as it’s quite an interesting piece and having expandable cache would have been a great feature.

Later a 240MB version was released but with CD burners and USB sticks taking off the product never really got off the ground. The Imation SuperDisk was designed to be a replacement for typical floppy disks and was backward compatible with 3.5″ floppy’s but had a faster read performance due to using the IDE interface instead of the typical floppy connector.

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