I would think it would be a bad idea for the hard drives at least. Any moisture inside would freeze and then when you warm it back up later could be deposited any where in the drive rendering it useless. Other than that it might be OK unless connectors contract apart in the cold and then push apart further when they heat up again. I wouldn't do it with anything you can't afford to loose anyway. Shawn
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