FD/Floppy 1Device 3.5"Disk Drive Round Cable, 24 Inches

in 2016 i've interviewed employees from the adlib sound card company and they gave me five and a quarter inch floppies with some of their backups from the day even though i could easily read them on my older systems i had no way of actually archiving and preserving the data in there usb 3.5 inch floppy drives are easy to find online five and a quarter variants do not exist the main thing preventing that from ever happening is that five and a quarter drives use 12 volts and that is way above what usb can allow through its cables being 5 volts searching online there seems to be a few less satisfying solutions because they rely on having older five and quarter drives available and in working order and sooner or later all the drives will be unsalvageable companies like cryoflux and device side have offerings that rely on custom hardware to bridge the gap between newer systems and older driv