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From: rutgers!netcom.com!djmccoy (Daniel J. McCoy)
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Subject: Toaster Oven Query

Anyone out there have experience with the Toaster Oven?  I'm looking into
adding an 040 to my Toaster equipped 3000 (with a 200W power supply
already) as well as put the drives in an external case in one central unit
while also providing bays for future storage.  I understand the Toaster Oven
also provides more slots somehow.  I know that installing current 040 boards
in the 3000 as it stands now doesn't allow much air flow for the fans on top
of the 040s (though more case cutting can fix that).  How's the air flow in
the Toaster Oven?

Any information would be appreciated.  Thanks.

Dan

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