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Custom Cumputer Component Shelf
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Hi,
This is my first post in this section.
I built this a couple years ago, but I no longer need it. The shelves are adjustable and their is a space in the base with power strips. There is 1 electrical outlet on each side.
Update:
I've listed this on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=5756561948
There are two little glowy night light things in the bottom front. The switches are connected to the power strips and/or the outlets (I don't recall exactly which).
(Last edited by Buckaroo; Mar 6, 2005 at 12:47 PM.
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If anyone is interested please feel free to make an offer.
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Seriously, post it to Ars. And this time tell people where you live because no one wants to pay the cost of shipping for that thing.
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Barack Obama: Four more years of the Carter Presidency
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Where is this thing anyway?
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Los Angeles, California.
But I'll be driving from California to Illinois in 2 weeks, and I could drop it off on the way.
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Price $250. It is located in Los Angeles, California, but I may be bringing it with me on my trip to Illinois next week, so I can drop it off as long as the destination isn't too far off my course. Otherwise, the buyer will be responsible for shipping charges.
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Is that a closed back?
If so, how do you cool the equipment?
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Originally posted by Scotttheking:
Is that a closed back?
If so, how do you cool the equipment?
There's a 2" gap between the back panel and the shelf, to allow the wires and cables to run up from the base and to allow some cooling.
I'll try to get a picture of the back and post it.
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