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From: yarvin-norman@cs.yale.edu (Norman Yarvin)
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Subject: Re: Unix PC and WD2010B
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Date: 18 Aug 90 00:28:00 GMT
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In article <32819@cup.portal.com> thad@cup.portal.com (Thad P Floryan) writes:
>Other differences (on my systems) include the 3B1 power supplies adjusted to
>5.20VDC and 12.4VDC, Cramolin-preserved connectors, operation on UPS systems,
>and everything properly grounded.

Why the higher power supply voltages?  For higher speed to cure flakeys?  Are
you normally overloading the power supplies, to bring them back to normal?

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Norman Yarvin					yarvin-norman@cs.yale.edu