>>That being said (and yes I've sent Doug mail on this but its not exactly
>>FAQ material unless you really want to restore them as I do) I'd appreciate
>>pictures for the cover on the long one since I can fabricate a cover then.
>On mine, it's just a big sheet metal panel, with tabes on the right
>that go into slots on the chassis and with tape-seal type latches on
>the left. No ventilation slots at all. There's a lip on every edge
>except for the rear.
After reading Tony's reply, I now realize what your question must be
about: the ventilation holes on the right-hand side. On mine, there
are two, both 6.5 inches high, the front one 4.5 inches wide and
positioned roughly over the third through thirteenth cards, the rear
one 6 inches wide and positioned roughly over the 8th through the
last slot of the second backplane unit. Both holes have a grill
of hexagonal mesh, about 1/4" spacing, welded on the right hand side.
Does this help?
And, to be more explicit about the lips, the front and left lips
are about 3/4" of an inch. And the back panel has two slots, each
roughly 2 3/8" wide. I think my maintenance books might have a drawing;
if I find one, would a fax of that page help?
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Received on Fri Apr 09 1999 - 21:53:53 BST