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Question Identifying SCSI cable and converting to USB

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Not a tech guy, but I purchased a Digital Data Storage drive so I could archive a bunch of old Data DATS to a HD. Was hoping to find an easy conversion to USB but I need to identify my cable. Pictures attached.

Any help is truly appreciated!

Andy
 

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SamMaster said:
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You might be able to find some on EBay but they are not cheap. Everywhere else appears to have them EOL and no longer available.
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Thanks, but I still need to identify the actual cable I have so I can make sure of the correct adapter.
 

SCSI cable built to scsi specification and tested for Fast SCSI-2, SCSI-3 and Ultra SCSI

SCSI cables that are built according to the SCSI specification, consisting of 25 or 34 twisted pairs of multi-stranded 28-gauge flexible copper wires
www.paralan.com
Scroll down a bit.
yours look like the 50 pin ones but you should count to make sure it's not the 68 pin ones.
Searching the model number for the DAT device would probably also tell you what kind of cable it uses.
 
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