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ronald146m · 13-09-2003, 21:16

Hi Homealone

Perhaps the 12 disks in each cube could be fitted all on the same motor spindle.

However, I expect it'll still dim all the lights when it's powered up.

I too would prefer solid state memory to all that hardware clanking around.

Ron

:p

13-09-2003, 21:16	#3
ronald146m Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 388	Hi Homealone Perhaps the 12 disks in each cube could be fitted all on the same motor spindle. However, I expect it'll still dim all the lights when it's powered up. I too would prefer solid state memory to all that hardware clanking around. Ron :p