3 Sep
2001
3 Sep
'01
3:44 a.m.
Core memory is woven with insulated wire. Dust should NOT be a factor.
There are some nasty dust-bunnies living in some of my core stacks, and the
core seems to like it that way. If its not broken, don't fix it!
"Jeffrey S. Sharp" wrote:
Who knows... There's no telling what's actually *in* those clumps. I know
nothing of the environment(s?) in which the machine was stored. It's
possible that there could be something conductive in there.
--
Jeffrey S. Sharp
jss(a)subatomix.com
G616. Holding the board up to light and peering into
the space
between the two boards, I can see quite a few dust clumps.
And this might effect the operation how?