I still have some scsi drives in the closet and see numerous scsi drives on ebay. Some companies insist on new parts but as such fall out of production you have to get the used parts.
You are right about the lack of new hardware or adapter.
Bob
I have an industrial application (measurement instrument) which has a SCSI-2 connector (HD-50 male) which is used to connect to an external SCSI drive. Since the external SCSI drive we used is no longer available, I need to find either:
(a) An external drive that has a SCSI-2 interface (or one which I can adapt to), or
(b) A SCSI-2 to USB converter to allow the use of a USB drive or stick.
For (a), I have not been able to find anything other than SCSI drives which have VHDCI connectors, which I'm told cannot be adapted to a 50-pin SCSI-2 interface. Is this correct?
For (b), all I can find are adapters which treat SCSI as the peripheral, not the host (i.e. the host is our instrument with the SCSI interface, and the peripheral would be a USB device).
Any suggestions for either solution? No, we cannot re-design our product to use a different bus architecture (too costly, and the product is going EOL shortly). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

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