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Paladin
Registered: Oct 2020
Posts: 45 |
Looking for disk dumpers
As the post states, I'm looking for people from around the globe that have both the time, hardware and experience to dump old disks to d64 images. I know there are some old topics on this but I'm looking to compile a "current" list for an upcoming project.
If you have the spare time to dump disks, I just need your general location around the world to get an idea of the coverage we'll have should this idea get off the ground. I know there are a lot of people out there sitting on disks with absolutely no time to dump them so I'm hoping this may help get the Treasure Chest overflowing again ;)
Thanks!
Paladin/G*P |
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The MeatBall
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 367 |
Quote: It's better than nothing with a Ultimate etc, but if you guys are interested in many rereads and good dumps invest in a IECHost or run Warpcopy, or even the ZoomFloppy or XUM. With Sailor's tools it's good shit.
I do use Warpcopy with my 1541 Ultimate, as it's the version with Ethernet built in |
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Colt45RPM
Registered: Feb 2019
Posts: 47 |
Funny as I happen to be in NC myself. ;)
I have Zoom Floppy, SuperCardPro, Greaseweazel, and also a Kryoflux(currently loaned out). So I'm good for almost anything. :) |
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anonym
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 267 |
Hey, I can help in Montreal. Need to set up IEChost first, but I got the hardware. Also got a ZoomFloppy. Off to learn about Sailor's tools. |
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Mason
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 461 |
The Transfer Team can also help. I'm one of the members and located in Denmark |
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Paladin
Registered: Oct 2020
Posts: 45 |
Map Updated and filling in nicely...
@mason should I add the rest of the transfer team members to the list as well or is their time limited at the moment?
I'm still looking for some US/Canada guys because transit times/shipping costs, at least here in the US, can be brutal when shipping from coast to coast.
Where are my UK folks at? :)
I have been hearing that shipping times from the UK to parts of EU are pretty bad right now (1 month?) from Vinny of Freeze64. Anyone the can speak to that? From the UK to North Carolina, USA is a week to the day right now which isn't bad at all though this was for small items (Freeze64 and Zzap!64)
Thanks for all the responses so far guys! |
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Xiny6581
Registered: Feb 2004
Posts: 73 |
Location: Sweden
Preservation status: Available
Tools: XUM1541/XUM1541+SQR, Kryoflux, Greaseweazel and working drives.
Experienced when it comes to work with "hard to deal with", such as cleaning, rebuilding floppy images, understanding the errors before tackling them. Proper documentations and process pictures(if asked).
Yes, I also do tapes ;) |
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hedning
Registered: Mar 2009
Posts: 4732 |
Quote: Location: Sweden
Preservation status: Available
Tools: XUM1541/XUM1541+SQR, Kryoflux, Greaseweazel and working drives.
Experienced when it comes to work with "hard to deal with", such as cleaning, rebuilding floppy images, understanding the errors before tackling them. Proper documentations and process pictures(if asked).
Yes, I also do tapes ;)
This man is a pro. And then we didn't even mention tapes.. In the tape area this man is a demigod. |
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Dozer
Registered: Nov 2011
Posts: 1 |
Hi! You may remember me from other sites, but now I'm here aswell!
Location: Norway (Stavanger to be precise)
Available: Yes, absolutely :)
Hardware: Zoomfloppy with 1541+1571, kryoflux and greaseweazle (both with flippymodded 5.25" drive), Nova64 (Tapedumper)
I also do dumping of "just about anything" so feel free to poke me if you need my assistance. |
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curtcool
Registered: Feb 2011
Posts: 25 |
Valby/Copenhagen, Denmark.
Plenty of people from DK already, but if needed, would be happy to help out.
Have: IECHost, XUM1541, C1541 & 1541-II, possibly soon 1571 (if replacing the power supply will fix it), DC2N for tapes.
Some experience with cleaning dirty/mouldy 5,25" floppies as well (3,5" are more difficult).
Also does plenty of Amiga disk ripping, and have quite a few disk drives and ripping solutions such as Greaseweazle, Kryoflux, Drawbridge etc.
Good initiative, looking forward to be on the map, so to speak ;). |
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KMS
Registered: Jan 2019
Posts: 5 |
I can help, too.
Location: Sweden
Preservation status: Available
Hardware: 1541-II, pi1541, RR-Net MK3(w WarpCopy), DC2N5-LC(for tapes). |
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