Gotek USB Floppy Emulator for the Amiga

Description

Each one of these Gotek drives have been modified for use, and tested on Amiga Computers (they likely will work for other retro-computers as well).
Using ADF files from places like TOSEC (archive -dot-org) or Aminet (dot-net), these USB based floppy drive emulators
allow loading a USB memory device with “disk Images” in the
A
miga
D
isk
F
ormat (ADF); then, using the rotary knob, you can select which “disk” you wish your Amiga to automatically load
within 2 - 3 seconds. Pressing the knob brings up a secondary menu for manipulating the image.
These drives have been modified: to have an OLED that shows the Disk Name, they have been flashed with new firmware (FlashFloppy v3.27), and have a rotary dial device added for ease of use. Their cases
are
Amiga Beige
.
These have been tested on several Amigas with the final test on an Amiga 4000T with a Cyberstorm PPC. The firmware is said to work on any device listed on the FlashFloppy Wiki (see below).
Part of the price
goes directly to the FlashFloppy Firmware author,
Keir Fraser
.
Per the Web: Other Supported Formats (Systems):
ADF (Commodore Amiga)
ADM, ADL, ADF, DSD, SSD (BBC / Acorn DFS and ADFS)
D81 (Commodore 64 1581)
DSK (Amstrad CPC, Spectrum +3, Sam Coupe, Microbee)
FDI (NEC PC-98)
IMG, IMA, DSK (IBM MFM Raw Sector)
JVC, DSK (Tandy Color Computer 'CoCo')
MBD (Spectrum MB02)
MGT (Spectrum DISCiPLE/+D)
OPD (Spectrum Opus Discovery)
SDU (SAB Diskette Utility)
ST (Atari ST)
TRD (Spectrum TR-DOS)
V9T9, DSK (TI-99/4A)
VDK (Dragon)
HFE, HFEv3 (Universal)
Returns are accepted if buyers pay return shipping.