[Coco] Using Velcro to secure CoCo and MPI

[James Hrubik]

Jim, there was also the trick someone used to set a thin sheet of  
material -- I think in this case it was 1/4" plywood -- with holes  
drilled for the rubber feet, under the CoCo and MPI.  That would keep  
them from moving apart.  It is my opinion (and I'm one of those  
people who gets paid for his opinion!  <G>) that using a piece of  
even thinner, say 1/8" Lexan(TM) or similar, window glass replacement  
would be an even better solution, since it would have a lower profile  
under the CoCo and MPI and might allow _some_ air movement under  
there (always good for heat-related stuff).

On Jul 21, 2007, at 4:37 AM, Manny wrote:

> Jim Cox wrote:
>> Has anyone out there used Velcro to secure a MPI to a CoCo to  
>> prevent them from separating when power is on?
>> If so, do you have any pointers as to where are the best places to  
>> apply the Velcro?
>
> I could have sworn I've heard of someone velcroing their CoCo and  
> MPI to the desk in set positions so that it would be hard to move  
> and disconnect. I think this would be better than vecroing them  
> together.
>
> Heh. Velcroing... Not even a word is it? It looks so wrong in print.
>
> -M.
>
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