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Re: Leaving apple on 24hrs? [message #279739 is a reply to message #268709] Fri, 06 December 1985 11:54 Go to previous message
kucharsk is currently offline  kucharsk
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Posted: Fri Dec  6 11:54:46 1985
Date-Received: Sun, 8-Dec-85 03:19:13 EST
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Organization: U of Wisconsin CS Dept
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 >  
 >  I have recently started a habit of leaving my Apple II+ on 24hrs. Does anyone
 >  else do this? What kind of problems can I expect? Is it safe?  Responses from
 >  people with actual experience will be appreciated. 
 >  
 >  In case it is important, I have:
 >           Apple II+ w/ 48k
 >           16k Andromeda "Language Card"
 >           Apple parallel printer card
 >           Prometheus 1200A modem
 >           Videx 80 column card
 >           Disk II controller w/ 2 drives (apple)
 >  
 >  Please respond via email, and I will post the results.
 >  
 >  ihnp4!uiucdcs!uiucuxc!uiucuxa!ab364

	You shouldn't have any major problems with leaving it on all the time,
except maybe a heat problem because you have so many of your slots filled.  If
the 24 hour stints aren't going to last long - no big deal, but if you intend
to leave it that way for the rest of its life, it might be wise to invest in
one of the many Apple fans on the market, or perhaps a small muffin fan.  I hope
this helps

Bill Kucharski
University of Wisconsin - Madison
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