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> Old PCs generally can't read HFS-formatted disks, which is what Mac disks are formatted as.
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Worse - the Mac used a different MFM chipset and encoding technique. There is no way to read these without an 800k 3.5" mac drive.
AFAICT you cannot use a PC USB floppy to access the data. The 800k are REALLY vintage -- essentially they are the the original Mac disk format, double sided to get the 800K.
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