2 Mar
2012
2 Mar
'12
8:43 a.m.
I have put up 3 pics of them, these can be found at
http://www.groenenberg.net/download/jm/
They are more likely to be about 175cm than 190cm, but that's a small
detail.
I happen to have 8 of them, 5 plastic ones and 3 metal ones.
Ed
I have a few of those filler strips ...
The dimension that Paul gives is correct.
If you look at the end of such a filler strip, it has the shape of a "+",
but one side is a bit longer (+--). They are black, either made of plastic
(the ones I have) or black painted metal (seen just once!).
I guess the difference between the front filler and rear filler strip
is the length a small part of one side of the "+" is cut out. The short
end
is on the outside, the longer end "points" toward the middle of the rack.
Maybe I will use the filler strips in the future. The problem with racks
bolted together is that they become a PITA to roll if you need to be
at the rear side. My systems all stand against a wall. If I ever get a
lot of room (...) the systems can stand free in the open space. Then
it sure is nice to have those filler strips installed.
Installation is easy: just two bolts at each end (top & bottom) of the
filler strip.
Sorry, never took pictures of them.
Given the size (approx 1.9 m long) they are not easy to ship either.
- Henk.
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From: "Paul Anderson" <useddec at gmail.com>
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2012 5:41 AM
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Subject: Re: DEC H960 Rack Connecting Brackets
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There are two bars (about 6 ft long) less than an
inch wide and 2 or 3
inches deep.
The front and rear are different. I think 4 or 8 set screws were used
to hold everything together. You can bolt them together without the
filler strips and it will still look pretty nice.
Paul
On 3/1/12, paisley at erols.com <paisley at erols.com> wrote:
>
> I was able to get two H960 racks (Thanks Doc!) and what I am looking
> for
> now
> are the brackets that connect 2 racks together. Does any one have any
> of
> these? Or have a photo of what one looks like? Thanks.
>
> Todd Paisley