There are no "published" specifications regarding how many SCSI drivers
the Macintosh Plus can have loaded into memory at one time. A typical
SCSI driver uses about 5K of memory. If you attached seven SCSI devices,
you would use around 35K of memory for their drivers. This 35K or even
50K does not pose a problem. The real problem you have with the Macintosh
Plus and SCSI devices is the electrical limitation. Four to five devices
is probably the maximum that you can put on the SCSI bus due to the load
placed on the SCSI bus by the SCSI devices.