Re: gs system saver

[wbaguhn@nyx10.cs.du.edu (Will Baguhn)]

In article <320BBA2E.5E48@baldcom.net>,
Edhel Iaur  <drsmooth@baldcom.net> wrote:
>> Dave Stephens  <dstephen@tyrell.net> wrote:
>> >Is there a preferred method in replacing the foam rubber strips on the
>> >bottom of the base of a Kensington gs system saver?
>
>Maybe you could buy a few of those little rubber "feet" from a 
>hardware/furniture store?
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Not really, since the foam also serves as an airblock to keep the fan
sucking air out of the IIgs.  replacing the foam with 4-6
rubber footses would not make sure that the air is getting sucked from
the IIgs; there would be a big enough gap so that it might start
getting too warm (very easy with a "big" system like mine)

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