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 Post subject: Sliders
PostPosted: June 21st, 2013, 7:23 
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Look how nicely they have lined themselves up, sliders are so organised these days.


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It's nice when they 'behave' like that...... so easy to find......

It's the little unruly ones that play hide n seek you gotta watch out for....... :D

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I guess "the player" was really skillful in using the HDA as a flipper to play pin-ball with those sliders.

Good stuff

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Touchclarity wrote:
It's nice when they 'behave' like that...... so easy to find......

It's the little unruly ones that play hide n seek you gotta watch out for....... :D


Yep, seen that a few times :-(

Sliders stuck deep inside the drive on the lower platters.

More tricky but possible with the right procedure.

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