[CTS] Re: Hardrive Problem?

No but I do have freezers in my shop and at most of my client's sites - they
have to chill the beer and have ice for the scotch somewhere - and I have
packed them into a static bag and packed them into the snow in the winter or
put them into the direct blast of the A/C on other occasions - even used a
cold pack from a first aid kit on one.

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  In a message dated 5/21/04 6:35:19 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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  Russ, if you carry a freezer in your truck I think you'll be safe. The
freezer trick seems to be far and away the most popular but I seriously
doubt a period of 15, 30 mins will help. A minimum of overnight is my
solution.
  The heat and cold treatment will work in other places too. I cold soaked a
large drill chuck that was frozen solid, nothing would move, and after
overnight in the freezer, warming the outer ring with a torch and voila'...
  $75 saved.



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