souljay3
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while having those units stacked, at the minimum you are backing the unit above.
Regardless whether a unit was made to live in a rack or what anyone says about being OK to keep the unis stacked like that for longer periods of time, that is not your optimal setup.
Heat is the enemy of all electronics, commercial on non-commercial grade. If it was build to work good in a rack, it will work even better if it has more room to breathe. Besides, the unit you have on top, I bet it was not built to live in a rack
as far as the power switch...consider a SS switch option.
Hey thanks rottalpha so the power switch is a common problem? And what's a ss switch?
Also your talking to a plumber so i've very limited knowledge of electronics
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