Question Identification 60 pin ide-like output card

[weirdah]

Hi all,

I want to identify this card with a 60 pin output:

 

[Archaic59]

Looks like an old 8-bit ISA controller card for a floppy or tape drive. Possibly SCSI?

 

[DSzymborski]

Looks like an old 8-bit ISA controller card for a floppy or tape drive. Possibly SCSI?

I was thinking something along those lines, too, but those were 62 pins IIRC.

Where was this sourced from?

 

[Archaic59]

I was thinking something along those lines, too, but those were 62 pins IIRC.

Where was this sourced from?

Where was this sourced from?
I'm old.

 

[DSzymborski]

Where was this sourced from?
I'm old.

'twas a question for the OP, actually (sorry). Where they got this might provide a clue!

 

[weirdah]

'twas a question for the OP, actually (sorry). Where they got this might provide a clue!

Hi,

This came from a thrift market, it was with lots of ISA different cards, mostly crappy CGA/VGAs and some memorys...

 

[weirdah]

Ok, it came in a lot with several MFM controllers, a serial/parallel card, a voodoo banshee, some other cards and a D8087-1 processor. Apart from the spare cards there was a "Expert 286" ¿PC? box with PSU and a ISA card to attach isa cards.

Thanks

 

[weirdah]

Here you have pictures of the case and board/card (note the board in the case seems to be the same brand as the card i exposed. Please, give me some information about it.

 

[weirdah]

Any clue??

 

[DSzymborski]

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