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From: dr@ski.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Misc. questions
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Date: Wed, 19-Feb-86 14:21:17 EST
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> >> 2) They want to use their Apples in a "cold room" where the ambient
> >>    temperature is about 40F.  I think that's way too cold; does anyone
> >>    have a pointer to the exact environmental specifications for operation?
> >
> >Quoting from the Apple //e reference manual:
> >
> >	Operating temperature:  30 to 115 deg. F
> >	Relative humidity:      5% to 85%
> >	Line voltage:           107 to 132 VAC
> 
> But what are the specs for the disk drives, monitor, etc.?
> Also, watch out for condensation on disks you remove from
> the cold room.

The Monitor II user's manual lists:
	
	operating temperature +5 C to +40 C.
	storage temperature  -35 C to +60 C.

(The //e reference manual temps above translate to 0 C to +45 C.)

The Duodisk owner's manual has no specs.
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