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		<title>Lord of the Tapes: Return of the Fire King</title>
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		<dc:creator>Steve Pitcher</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[OK, well it&#8217;s the first Fire King I&#8217;ve purchased and I hate Lord of the Rings with a passion but I needed a title. I have a Fire King DM2520-3 being delivered this Wednesday.  This little monster weighs in at a whopping 1050 lbs and will hold about 210 LTO tapes.  I only need storage [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>OK, well it&#8217;s the first Fire King I&#8217;ve purchased and I hate Lord of the Rings with a passion but I needed a title.</p>
<p>I have a Fire King DM2520-3 being delivered this Wednesday.  This little monster weighs in at a whopping 1050 lbs and will hold about 210 LTO tapes.  I only need storage for about 100 tapes, so there&#8217;s plenty of room for growth, documentation, CD/DVD media and other goodies we want to keep out of harms way.</p>
<p>While scoping out a fire resistant safe, I was given a few clear requirements.</p>
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<li>Get the best fire rating possible
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<li>The 3 hour rating may be overkill, considering a standard office fire temperature would be lower than the 2000 F heat that this safe is rated to protect against, so you can&#8217;t say I didn&#8217;t find the best available.  Actually, a 1 hour rated safe would probably suffice for most businesses considering if flame is in direct contact for 1 hour with your data safe then you&#8217;re probably storing your tapes in an oil refinery.  Heat away from the fire is a much lower temperature than the actual fire, and since most material/fuel will burn away fairly quickly, most 1 hour safes would do the trick.</li>
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<li>Theft protection
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<li>Considering this thing will take a locksmith a couple of hours to bust into if the front keypad melted off&#8230;it&#8217;s not easily broken into.  Plus you&#8217;re not going to get a few fellas to haul a 1050 lb box away without making a little noise and alerting security.</li>
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<p>This puppy is also rated against 30 foot drops and explosions. I&#8217;m not sure what they test explosions with, but that would have to be a neat job.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m curious, what do you all use for storage protection?  Are there others out there with bigger, better and cooler physical media storage systems?</p>
<p>Comments welcome.</p>
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