Jim I.
Getting comfortable
Wasn't aware there was a mini version of the 5.25" floppy. But I'm sure there's a few people reading this topic wondering what the hell is a floppy drive anyway, and how old are these guys! lolMy ex-wife worked for Shugart Associates, the creator of the 5.25" mini-floppy, in Santa Clara, stuffing PC boards and later performing QA in assembly. They sold SA to Xerox in '77. IIRC, the Apple drive was a modified Shugart SA-400 but with a modified analog PC board on top as the brilliant Wozniak put the drive seek/read/write controls in the Apple O/S.