A computer tech friend of mine said he remembered buying these for around $800 AUD back then.
This was a time when the average price of a new car was $9,000.
The top of the drive
The underside of the drive.
In excellent condition considering its age.
That rubber belt looks good for another 30 years.
The DS settings select the drive number.
Things really haven't changed much in this time
This was the secondary fairlight drive - used for holding the Sound Disk.
It's setting was DS2
The primary drive for holding the OS was set as DS1
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