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IIRC, they do work, but it's difficult to insert disks, because the cases on machines that came with auto-inject drives lack the cutout around the disk slot that allows you to push the disk in far enough to load into a manual-inject drive.

https://www.siber-sonic.com/mac/superfloppy.html has some information, including tests with a couple of different drive models

The slots are a slightly different height, but you can shim them up a little at the front. You need to use something to poke them in, like a second disk.

my mac II had a manual inject floppy disk in the 2nd slot when I got it. suboptimal to say the least.

Doesn't matter so much if you don't ever put the lid on the case

@halkyardo - I had one in a IIx so the slot is in the case not the lid

the II/f/x slots are in the lid though? i assume you mean iisi or lc or something?

@finkmac heh, yup, forgot it wasn't the same as the IIci sorry.

thanks for the thoughts on that, i guess the iisi will stick with a really noisy eject motor... lol