From jarrell7@yahoo.com Wed Feb 28 19:16:39 2001
Subject:Re: taking the V5 to the gig

Bruce,

Thanks for the info. Your idea of disassembling the unit, screwing
it to the shelf and then re-assembling it in place sounds good - if
I feel like voiding the warranty, as you point out. I'm pretty sure
I won't screw it up (I've installed RAM, hard drives, PCI cards, even
installed RAM, PRAM, duaghter board,expansion boards and a hard drive
in a K2000 and a K2500), so if I take my time I should be able to do
it.

- jarrell

.--- In CloneWheel@y..., Bruce Wahler wrote:

> One option you might think about -- it might have warranty
> implications, though -- would be to remove the PC board (and
> knobs and drawbars), drill 2-3 holes in the bottom of the
> case for mounting, mount the case bottom to the shelf, then
> re-assemble the V5 in place. If the V5 is like the Drawbar
> Module, there's more than enough clearance for pan-headed screws
> between the case and the parts on the PC board. That's the
> method I ended up using on my drawbars. After that, I was more
> than happy to demonstrate the quality by tipping the whole
> assembly upside down; nothing was moving!
>