Re: VHS on metal shelving?

Frank Landrum (flandrum@lane.k12.or.us)
Mon, 24 Jan 2000 16:56:54 -0800 (PST)

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Maybe in reply to: Rebecca Locke-Gagnon: "VHS on metal shelving?"
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Hey Rick,
I don't know about measuring them, but I would imagine that more damage is
done by vcr's in schools than by what we store them on. We should probably
be doing moisture, humidity, temp checks as well, but I sure don't and most
of us have neither the time, equipment, or inclination. That will be 2
cents please.
Frank Landrum
Lane ESD

At 04:31 PM 1/24/00 -0800, you wrote:
>On 1/24/2000 4:19 PM, Fischmurph@aol.com at Fischmurph@aol.com may have
>written:
>
>> Our collection of 1500+ videos has always been stored on metal shelving -
>> with no adverse effects.
>
>How do we measure adverse effects, though?
>
>Very tiny degradations occurring over a long period could add up.
>
>Just a thought...
>
>Rick
>--
>Rick Faaberg, Manager
>Multimedia Services
>Northwest Regional Education Service District
>Oregon, USA
>
>
>

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