I don't think so, but I have bcc'ed one of my contacts there, hoping they would
know the right person to ask this of. I'll share the answer when I get it.
JF
On Thu, Nov 30, 2000 at 05:41:35PM -0800, W. Curtis Preston spake unto the
multitudes:
>
> I've heard this complaint before, and I wish they would fix it. He is
> referring to what happens when you actually lose power. Is it dangerous to
> the library when this happens?
>
> At 04:28 PM 11/30/00 -0800, Joshua Fielden wrote:
> > > When power is dropped, the arm free falls to the bottom with the only
> > drag being
> > > that of the pulleys. It would've been nice if the arm had been better
> > counter
> > > weighted or had some kind of brake to support it's weight in the power off
> > > situation, at least nicer than hearing that unsettling whine followed by a
> > > thunk.
> >
> >Are you using the 'shutdown' procedure from the panel, or just pulling
> >power after the JB is quieted?
>
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