Alternative 50-pin SCSI to CF Card Adapter

[AmigaWorld]

Been looking for another alternative 50 - pin SCSI to CF Card Adapters.
I want to use it with my Amiga 1200 computer. I have a Blizzard 603+
240 MHZ SCSI 68040 196MB Of RAM. Found this one ebay. Anybody
ever try this one on their Amiga? I would like to know before I buy this
adapter.

Here is link.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/50-pin-SCSI-...53.m1438.l2649

I would appericate any advice. Many thanks in advance!

[kgc210]

Shame there is no info on the speed it will run at.

[patrik]

It has an Acard ARC760 chip on it which is an Ultra SCSI (20MHz) bridge chip. It should be identical to a similar Acard bridge with a IDE->CF adapter on it, which is very fast.

Should be a good match to the BlizzardPPC.

[Jope]

Nice! The Acard chips are very compatible + very fast.

[kolla]

Originally Posted by AmigaWorld

Here is link.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/50-pin-SCSI-...53.m1438.l2649

Looks very neat, and I would like to try it out, but it appears it is not shipping outside of the US?

[kgc210]

I think they will send out of USA you just have to ask for postage cost.

May not ship to United Kingdom - Read item description or contact seller for shipping options.

Also there are these following bits on their listing.

International customers are responsible for any customs' duties, taxes, or any other fees incurred by the customs of their own country

I declare the "customs value" very low to help my buyer avoid the higher importing fees and customs duties.

They also have a website it looks where it's $5 less. Although it might be worth buying of eBay to use Paypal protection unless you can use Paypal on their site?

http://zahermusic.com/store/products...lid-State-Disk

[thebajaguy]

I have had some of the best performance off the ARC760-B - based Aztec Monster series, both CF and SATA. I have one of the above boards, and I had less than stellar success with it on WDC33C93A SCSI products. Unfortunately, I had to pack much of it away while testing because I moved this spring, and I haven't brought it out of storage for testing on the A4000T SCSI. I suggest having a return option in case you have issues. The website in the link above matches the name on the e-mails I traded with the person at the time (Zaher), and they were pleasant to work with. I'm the one that dropped the ball on going further, so I made no effort to resolve the issues. Maybe this fall.