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Re: Putting Node Zero in garage




Currently running all my kit in a 19" rack in our garage, praying
it'll survive the winter. Has been running fine out there so far since
the summer!

Cheers,
Ross.


On Sun, 7 Nov 2004 21:25:13 -0000, Malcolm Surgenor
<malcolm@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Is this a good idea?  I've run out of space under the stairs inside
the
> house and I'm toying with the idea of moving everything out into the
garage.
> The garage adjoins the house and is secure but isn't heated.  All my
kit
> would be in one closed rack. I'm concerned about very low temperatures
and
> any condensation during the winter months.  (As I type the outside
temp is
> 10c, the garage is 11c and node zero is 33c) As all the kit in there
will be
> powered on 24x7 I had thought it would generate enough heat within the
rack
> to be okay. Anyone done this or any other considerations I should be
> thinking about??
>
> TIA
>
> Malcolm
>



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