SPUG: rack space (at home)
Andrew Sweger
andrew at sweger.net
Tue Feb 26 22:26:30 CST 2002
If you're willing to do a little work (and a cheap PDP 11 cage doesn't
come your way), Hammond Manufacturing (and probably many others) sells
rack rails made of 10 gauge steel with tapped holes (or square holes) with
standard EIA spacing of various lengths. A pair of 56" (32U) tapped rails
will run about US$73. You can start at http://www.hammondmfg.com/ for more
details. DigiKey (www.digikey.com) and Hammond Electronics
(www.hammondelec.com) are both distributors. Keep in mind these are just
the rails. You'll have to mount them to something with the appropriate
spacing for equipment.
On Tue, 26 Feb 2002, Marion Scott Warner wrote:
> Speaking of rackspace, does anyone have a short enclosed rack cabinet
> of recent vintage they would like to sell? I'm not sure I can call my
> basement
> a basement, about 6 feet from floor to ceiling. Not enough room for the
> typical
> cabinet I'm afraid. OK, not a Perl question, but I'm using Perl CGI
> scripts, mod_perl,
> and PostgreSQL.
--
Andrew B. Sweger -- The great thing about multitasking is that several
things can go wrong at once.
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