Have you tried All Cables? They will knock up most types of cable for you,
or supply the parts. might be worth a try:
155 Cork Street
Dublin 8
Tel: +353 (1) 4531233
HTH
Phil
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Philip Trickett, Director mailto:phil at techworks.ie
TechWorks, 4 Killiney Hill Cottages, Killiney, Co. Dublin. Ireland
Tel:+353-1-284-0212 Fax:+353-1-284-0212
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-----Original Message-----
From: ilug-admin at linux.ie [mailto:ilug-admin at linux.ie]On Behalf Of
Brendan Kehoe
Sent: 22 March 2000 16:53
To: ilug at linux.ie
Subject: [ILUG] ever in search of The Right Cable
Is there a particular place in Ireland who are known to have reasonably
priced
and *available* selections of cables? E.g., a pcmcia card plug to DB25
cable
so I can use my scanner w/ an Adaptec slimSCSI pcmcia card? (Ordering one
from Adaptec costs US$36, which is an insane price for one cable---that's
$1 for the cable, $35 for the shipping.)
Or, the place would equally be asked about the reverse---a DB25 male to,
say,
a 50pin high-density *female* scsi-ii plug. Or a female-to-female 50pin
high-density (or low-density) adapter so two cables w/ male ends can be
joined
up.
No luck at Peats, I even dug through their discount bins looking for them.
(Did find one cable that was only a pound, while the exact same one hanging
on
the shelf w/ a less ripped package costs six.) The other places I tried all
said to go to Peats. (No market grip there...)
Thanks for any suggestions,
B
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Brendan Kehoe
Web page: http://www.zen.org/~brendan/
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