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rf shield in the cpu

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From: UD138985
Date: Sat, 18 Jul 1987 21:09
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the extra board in there it is a very tight fit to put the thing back
together.  I was wondering if the RF shield could be left out to make
any more room inside, or will that mess up the electrical operation of
the machine?  Has anyone out there tried this???  I'd appreciate any replys.
     
Please send any replys to  UD138985 at NDSUVM1.
Thanks in advance for any replys.
     
     
                        Bob
     
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Subject: rf shield in the cpu
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Date: Sat, 18-Jul-87 17:09:09 EDT
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     I have an Atari 520 ST with a 1 Meg internal memory upgrade.  with