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February 1997, Week 4

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Mike Gabriel <[log in to unmask]>
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Mike Gabriel <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 17 Feb 1997 08:49:42 -0800
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> If you are using a cabinet(s) to store your DDS tapes, please let me know
> the company you purchased it from ... We are going to be converting all
> our 9-track tapes to DDS but we need new storage cabinets to replace the
> mag tape storage cabinets

I've worked with 2 different solutions. 1) Using a Wrightline cabinet,
you can obtain/purchase drawers/trays that roll out. A given drawer is
only a few inches high and holds 100 - 200 tapes (it's been a while so I
don't remember the exact quantity); 2) another solution that I'm using
now involves a 2-hour rate fire safe which also has drawers/trays that
roll out.

In all my looking, no one expressly had storage for DAT media of any
significant quantity. I just improvised. Another idea would be to look at
Architectual drawers, just make sure the drawer is tall enough for the
tape.

Good luck

Mike Gabriel
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