Rare Vintage Miniscribe Apple Macintosh SE / 20 8425SA 21MB 3.5\" Drive Board For Sale

Rare Vintage Miniscribe Apple Macintosh SE / 20 8425SA 21MB 3.5\
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Rare Vintage Miniscribe Apple Macintosh SE / 20 8425SA 21MB 3.5\" Drive Board:
$29.99

Rare Vintage Miniscribe Apple Macintosh SE / 20 8425SA SCSI 21MB 3.5\" Drive Board
This was pulled from a Miniscribe drive that had head issues, but the board was working. This has been stored on a shelf for years, so this is being sold un-tested as-is.
This listing is for the PCB BOARD ONLY! - THIS IS NOT A HARD DRIVE!PCB Board Untested - THIS IS NOT A HARD DRIVE. It is a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) to repair a hard drive. Please note that on some models you will be required to do a PCB Chip Swap, Firmware Transfer, or make other changes to make this work. Please do research before purchasing.
Product: PCB board onlyManufacturer: Miniscribe corporationModel: 8425SALayout: 3.5\"Interface: SCSI
PCB Codes: AXX 03C 3.3A 94V0 0690 ELEC30 300867104
Make Sure that your PCB #\'s , Firmware,and Drive Models Match Properly.Was always in a smoke free environment.
Will ship in an anti-static bag (Please see example picture)Free Shipping.
Please feel free to email with any questions.


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