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From: ap@cbnews.att.com (Alexis Porras)
Newsgroups: rec.music.synth,comp.music
Subject: Re: Rackmounting a PC
Message-ID: <1991Apr1.170950.26669@cbnews.att.com>
Date: 1 Apr 91 17:09:50 GMT
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In article <1991Mar29.183215.28534@bellcore.bellcore.com> jhd@donuts0.bellcore.com writes:
|I have an IBM XT clone that I want to rack-mount to take to gigs.  I 
|don't have much experience with moving PCs around (safely), so I am 
|looking for helpful hints, e.g.:
|
|	- are there racks available specifically for this purpose (e.g.
|	  shock mounts, monitor/keyboard tray)?
|	- where can I get good racks at a reasonable price?
|	- what type of power surge protection do I need?
|
|Any help would be appreciated.

Two sources of industrial quality rack mounting enclosures:
	Integrand (Visalia, CA) - 209-651-1203
	Industrial Computer Source - 1-800-523-2320

Rather than rack-mounting your equipment, you may need to buy a
rack-mountable enclosure and relocate your motherboard, etc, to
the new enclosure.  You get industrial quality
fans/filters/power supply, etc.