Time for a new monitor?

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  1. FredeGail
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    TVeblen said:
    When you say "roof" do you mean "attic"?
    That's what we call that dusty storage area under the roof rafters here in the states.
    LOL! The roof is the top open area on a building isnt?

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  3. TVeblen
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    Yes. It is! If it is flat.

    But my roof is a 51 degree angle, so if I put monitors up there they would not be long for this world!

    I would definitely plug them in and get a good, full charge in the capacitors before letting them go to smash on the ground!
    Oooooo. Blue sparks!
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  4. FredeGail
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    TVeblen said:
    Yes. It is! If it is flat.

    But my roof is a 51 degree angle, so if I put monitors up there they would not be long for this world!

    I would definitely plug them in and get a good, full charge in the capacitors before letting them go to smash on the ground!
    Oooooo. Blue sparks!
    Yeah, the monitor might be quite cold though.
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