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From: schwarz@toto.cis.ohio-state.edu (Marc Schwarz)
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Subject: Question About a Make-Shift OD Filter Technique
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Date: 5 Mar 91 21:19:49 GMT
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I have read on comp.sys.mac of people who placed an anti-static dryer
cloth (such as a "Bounce" cloth) in front of their disk drive on a 
MacIIcx/ci in order to protect their drive from dust (the Macs suck 
air through the open drive bay and out the back of the machine).

Will this approach work on the NeXT?  I wouldn`t know how to test if these
cloths will provide sufficient air flow.  If they do work, then this might
be a feasible alternative as I wait for my genuine NeXT OD Filter.

Marc.
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