does anyone now a US based vendor for these items? 

On Oct 16, 2010, at 6:07 AM, Seth Mos wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Op 16 okt 2010, om 03:49 heeft Mehma Sarja het volgende geschreven:
>> This is getting interesting, someone on the list mentions that 2.5" drives 
>> are not reliable for 24x7x365 situations - so are you using a 3.5" drive? My 
>> setup is at home as well and it is just not fan noise - we see MUCH more 
>> dust than a traditional server room. That fan is not going to last long.
> 
> There are arguments back and forth about the use of notebook drives 24x7. 
> They are designed to withstand shocks, most of the time the disk head is 
> parked instead of flying over the platter.
> 
> The also perform admirably without ventilation, I havn't seen a notebook with 
> proper ventilation years.
> 
> I think that all things considered the argument is moot.
> 
> Everything fails at some points, even "enterprise" quality gear that costs a 
> decent sized car.
> 
> Fanless though, those things likely fail, you can buy a expensive consumer 
> product fan but that will most likely still fail.
> 
> I've used Pabst fans before and never ever seen one fail. Then again they 
> cost a lot more as well. I believe a single 12cm is about 35 euros.
> 
> I've recently built a Lanner Inc. FW7535 that will most likely outlast me. 
> It's a dual core atom with 6 gig ports and runs from a 4GB Sandisk extreme 3 
> flash. I've loaded the full install on it instead of the nanonbsd version for 
> my own reasons.
> 
> It's silent, rugged, fast and it works really well. It's about 500 euros ex 
> VAT though. It is proper industrial quality built.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Seth
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