water damage stories
Neo Tribal
neo_tribal at hotmail.com
Tue Jun 16 21:52:29 CEST 1998
>Actually, you can be surprised. I had an external Mac drive that
>was completely immersed in water, and I let it dry for a long time
>(couple of months), waiting for the insurance company to pick
>it up on the their claim, which they never did. Just for the heck
>of it, I hooked it up (to the Mac, which was also full of water),
>and it worked, was even able to access and retreive the data on it.
>
>I was amazed!
Dean, my condolences on your studio... *observes moment of silence*
I had a similar situation on summer... I had an laptop PC (sans
enclosure) sitting an a jimmy-rigged case, just bare boards and wires,
right next to my sh-101... it was a beatutiful day, and my girlfriend
left the windows open to get some air in our apartment... While we were
both at work it started raining... it was a torrential downpour - the
kind where the rain goes sideways - and needless to say, my 101 and
laptop got completely soaked... when I got home, I inspected the gear -
the laptop had been plugged in and was fried beyond hope.. the 101, on
the other hand, was not plugged in or turned on, but when I picked it
up, water GUSHED out of it. I freaked and started whimpering like a
little girl... I brought it over to the kitchen made a makeshift trauma
center. I dismantled the 101 and used a hairdryer to evaporate the
excess water... Luckily, there was no permanent damage, and after the
unit was completely dried out, I fired it up, and it worked fine...
Sorry to hear that your luck was not as good, Dean...
o.cygma
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