Seriously off-topic, but worth sending... (FUNNY)

You'd be surprised (or maybe not) how many S100 systems lived in cardboard. I used to have this Adaptec SCSI to MFM/RLL board connected between my old Mac SE and this nasty 3.5 inch RLL drive which would heat up so bad after 3 hours it'd just stop working...the only way to keep it cool was to wrap it in a thick ziplock bag with duct tape to hold everything together and HANG IT OUT THE WINDOW. This was during the winter so it stayed nice and cool. Had a bit of trouble with water in the bag turning to frost (more like water vapor) but the drive, which was only supposed to hang out there for a few hours so I could pull the data off it successfully and go through it while doing it, ended up spinning away outside the window for about two weeks before I did away with it. =-) A bit of nostalgia but not too far off-topic because it was 10 years ago, utilizing retro components (not at the time so much) and speaks to the weird stuff people did to get machines running. Anthony Clifton - Wirehead