- The
Rotronics Wafadrive is a
magnetic tape
storage peripheral launched in late 1984 for the ZX
Spectrum home computer. Each tape is a
continuous loop...
-
integrated wind
speed and
direction sensor. +/- 3 m/s +/- 3 ° Temperature/RH
Rotronic HygroClip Integrated temperature/ RH
sensor with
radiation shield. RH:...
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Interface 1983:
Sinclair ZX
Microdrive 1984:
Sinclair QL
Microdrive 1984:
Rotronics Wafadrive 1984: IBM 3480
cartridge 1984:
Digital Linear Tape (DLT) 1986:...
- drives, such as the
professional DECtape and the home ZX
Microdrive and
Rotronics Wafadrive, were also
designed for
inexpensive data storage. However, the...
- were
later published together as The
Seiddab Trilogy by
Hewson for the
Rotronics Wafadrive. The
series name is
derived from the word "baddies"
being spelt...
- reliability, and use a
format incompatible with both ZX and QL Microdrives.
Rotronics Wafadrive Stringy floppy Smith, Tony (13
March 2013). "Infinite loop:...
- seconds,
depending on the
number of
files it contains. ZX
Microdrive Rotronics Wafadrive Barry, John (1981-08-31). "Stringy
Floppy from Exatron". InfoWorld...
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thousands of
workers redundant.
During the 1980s, BSR
manufactured the
Rotronics Wafadrive for the ZX
Spectrum range of computers. In the 1970s, BSR diversified...
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drive Karlqvist gap,
calculation of
magnetic field in
ferromagnetic layer Rotronics Wafadrive, 1984
endless tape
drive ZX Microdrive, 1983
endless tape drive...
- VIC-20
computer as well. The QDD
could hold 255
files per "disc". The
Rotronics Wafadrive used same
drive mechanism,
manufactured by BSR.
Backup to VHS...
