Introducing BurgerDisk, a daisy-chainable Smartport hard drive

[colinlm]

BurgerDisk is a Smartport hard drive for the Apple II. Its main unique feature is that it is daisy-chainable.
As all Smartport SD-based hard drives, it's more adapted to the non-slotted Apple II, like the //c and IIgs.

Here are a couple pictures of the finished device:

The project's homepage is at: https://www.colino.net/wordpress/en/burgerdisk-an-apple-ii-smartport-hard-drive/
Sources and build instructions at: https://github.com/colinleroy/BurgerDisk
Assembly (and quick test) video at:

I hope you'll like it!

 

[colinlm]

I moved the SD slot in the front, this is more practical. Added a way to stick in a logo if you have one lying around.

 

[colinlm]

Hi!
It seems that being able to use one's floppy drives in conjunction with their SD-based mass-storage is something that is interesting to a number of people, so I set up a small Kickstarter for people who don't want/can DIY it:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/colinleroymira/burgerdisk/

It's limited to what I have in terms of DB-19 connectors, and I'll probably be able to source about 20 more and up the limit if there is a lot of interest.