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Greetings, Susan, et al.--
----- Original Message -----
From: Susan Hays <[log in to unmask]>
> Will it damage a computer stored in a storage building(not
climate
> controlled) in the summer where it gets up in the 90's
here in Louisiana?
> The computer will be stored for approximately 3 months,
maybe less.
While I don't consider myself an expert on meteorological
conditions or the rate of oxidation of various alloys, I
have heard that humidity tends to be quite high in
Louisiana, particularly near New Orleans. I would recommend
that you try to get a hold of some desiccant silicagel
'pouches' (if possible) of the sort that used to be found in
packing materials for radio and stereo components, and place
several of them in a fairly well-sealed carton with the
computer. Then, when you remove the computer from storage,
open it up and check for corrosion; perhaps even re-seat all
cards.
HTH,
Paul A. Shippert Library/Media Specialist
"There is no dark side of the moon really . . .
matter of fact, it's all dark." Pink Floyd
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