External Digital Data Drive (eDDD) with I/O & Cabling PCBs and Comm Panel Bracket

A digital data drive in a case of its own, to sit beside the ADAM rather than inside it, supplied with the boards and bracket needed to connect it.

Why external

• The ADAM has two drive bays and no more. A machine already carrying a drive emulator and a FujiNet has run out of room.
• An external drive is also the practical answer for a memory console whose bays are occupied or whose internal wiring is best left alone.

What comes with it

• I/O and cabling boards, which is what turns a bare drive into something that can be connected.
• A bracket for the comm panel on the back of the console, so the cable leaves the machine tidily.