On Mon, 2002-06-24 at 14:51, cwsongy@bellsouth.net wrote:
> Maybe you should just purchase an inexpensive refrigerator and mount
> the rack within. Would solve the noise and cooling problem!. Set the
> temperature to the highest setting to attempt to keep condensation to
> a minumum. Drill a hole in the side for power, signal, etc.
Damn!! What a _great_ idea... Of course, condensation _would_
be at a minimum since you wouldn't have to open the fridge except
to do hardware upgrades. And there are moisture-absorbing crystals
that you can also put in the fridge.
What's louder, a refrigerator compressor that kicks on occasionally
or PS/case/CPU cooling fans and disks that constantly spin?
You'd also need to mount your CD/DVD/floppy drives in the door
some how, or in the freezer, which would be turned off, of course.
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