Al;

  Yes, I believe you can run additional scsi devices.
 I bought a Microtek E3 (around $150) and the scsi card was a cheap
  Adaptek card (AVA-1502).Be careful when looking at E3s,
 Chumpusa sells one that is parallel port instead of scsi.

   I don't think the scanner manufacturer will tell you
  the card will support more scsi devices cause they don't want
  to hassle with support.
   I don't see any reason why you can't as long as the end device
 is properly terminated.

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> Hi All
>
>   I have an Epson Iomega SCSI Zip drive but no SCSI card. I need to
> buy a scanner.My question is if I buy a SCSI scanner that comes with
> a SCSI card, will the card support both the Zip drive and scanner??
> I am looking for a low end scanner (less than $150.00). I would
> appreciate any thoughts, suggestions, opinions on appropriate
> scanners.  Also if I buy a SCSI CD-Rom Burner in the future will it
> work OK off the card. Thanks in advance for your time and help.
>
> Al Rosa
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