Re: [foxboro] Spare parts storage

Did you go as far as buying static free shelving?  How about floors?  Any
specific handling procedures?

Brian

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Subject: Re: [foxboro] Spare parts storage


On Fri, Nov 18, 2005 at 11:00:06AM -0600, BrianLong wrote:
> Anybody have a spec or ideas on how to properly store spare boards, hard
> drives, etc.  We are re-doing our storage area where we keep Foxboro
boards
> and other stuff.

We store ours in a specialy constructed room Tempearture, and hmidity are
controeld in it, and it's kept at a postive pressure, and the air going
into it is passed through a carbin filter.

It's worked great for many many years here.

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