4 Dec
1998
4 Dec
'98
3:56 p.m.
Don Maslin wrote:
On Fri, 4 Dec 1998, Ward Donald Griffiths III wrote:
Been there, done that. Static electricity was not high on my list
of concerns at the time. Rather glad I wasn't sharing the car with
an S-100 system, now that I think on it. Though shortly before I'd
been turned down for a loan to get $12,000 worth of Cromemco gear
and assorted peripherals (early 1979).
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Athanasios Kotsenos wrote:
Probably nothing useful. They serve the purpose when inserted in a
dryer the Downey does in the washer, chemically treating fabric so as
to reduce static electricity. In a vehical, there would be little
effect.
Unless, of course, he were to tumble it end over end... What I do now is keep a wrist-strap and a
box of Bounce dryer sheets (don't laugh) in my jockey box.
Sorry, but what do the Bounce sheets do?