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From: knnngt@ukma.UUCP (Alan Kennington)
Newsgroups: net.micro.atari16
Subject: overheating 1040
Message-ID: <3444@ukma.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 16-May-86 22:15:31 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 16 22:15:31 1986
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Reply-To: knnngt@ukma.UUCP (Alan Kennington)
Organization: U of KY Mathematical Sciences
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        I've found that my 1040 runs at a reasonable temperature when
it's not doing anything in particular. But if you do disk copies for
a couple of hours, then you notice the melting. If I weren't hopping
onto a plane very soon to go to the radioactive terrorist jungle
called Europe, I'd write a quick demo program to do lots of
intensive copying to test the point. Would anyone care to write
a short program to copy a disk back and forth, and post it to
this net group?
.......ak.