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Dnia 2004-12-14 23:12, Użytkownik Publicon napisał:

Robił. Dwa dyski: stary WD Caviar 3,2GB i Seagate ST34081A(40GB), obydwa po padzie zasilacza. Diody wymienione na klasyczne 1N4007 w wersji przewlekanej z odpowiednio wykrępowanymi nóżkami ;-) Obydwa dyski działają do tej pory bez żadnych problemów.

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