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WhoopAss
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I looked through the manual for this thing and it doesn't really tell me if I need to put it in an anti static bag or any special box with lead lining made of forged kryptonite, rr whether I can just throw it into the bag the laptop sits in. So anyone here (I know you do Eds) who has a PCMCIA wireless network card (or any other kind of card), do you put it in an anti static bag or just throw it in with the laptop in it's bag or what? I can't leave it in the laptop while in it's bag because it simply won't fit. Google wasn't much help either, all I got were results for PCMCIA mass storage devices :(
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| #0 07:10pm 29/08/04 |
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Dodgymon
Posts: 790
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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The only thing you need to stop is moisture. Other than that put it in whatever you like.
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| #1 07:39pm 29/08/04 |
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SquarkyD
Posts: 5102
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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i keep my network/modem and SCSI PCMCIA cards in a pocket in the laptop bag
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| #2 12:13am 30/08/04 |
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Eds
Posts: 6604
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Muh, I just throw it in my laptop backpack, iv seen them treated far worst at work and somehow they survive. Iv had one STILL work after it was rolled over buy a computer chair....was quite amazing, so im guessing they are built to be durable. But moisture will prolly f*** it up ( like leaving it in a cup of water or in the rain :P
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| #3 06:52am 30/08/04 |
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WhoopAss
Posts: 6455
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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thanks guys. It came wrapped in some plastic stuff with a CAUTION! Static sensitive device inside. sticer on it. I guess they're not that sensitive after all :)
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