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From: cetron%ced@CS.UTAH.EDU (Ed Cetron)
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Subject: Re:  VAXstation II/GPX and options
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	I disagree with ruth to go with vaxstation gpx small box and an
expander.  I found that going with a gpx ba123 and NO expander just a rack
for the big disk and tape was a big plus - you have all the slots you need,
you can add big 5.25 disks (i here the maxtor is really nice) and it is MUCH
easier to work on then the ba23 styles (i know, we have many of each).

	As for get together, a start will be sunday night at the decus 
reception around the rsx table  just look for the short balding gentleman with
a mustache, glasses and several drinks in his hands :-)

-ed