11 Dec
2006
11 Dec
'06
8:55 a.m.
In article <24446.88.211.153.27.1165854839.squirrel at webmail.xs4all.nl>,
"Ed Groenenberg" <quapla at xs4all.nl> writes:
So as a user of modern hard drives this just sounds inredible to me.
I take it that older disk packs, while still fragile, are less
susceptible to minor surface abrasians caused by the cleaning pads
swiping the dirt off?
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I have an
automatic pack cleaner for RL01/02 packs.
I have one for RK05 cartridges.
Very funny to see it in operation, a little arm with cleanin pads attached
to it move very slowely out and in while the disk spins at around 3 - 5 rpm.