Kyrre Aalerud wrote:
> Do it like one at my university then...
>
> He used a standard toaster.  (The kind with bread popping out...)
> Then he found the right timing for the board to heat up and solder to
> melt with the dial on the toaster.  Now he could repeat it every time.
>
> The funny part was when he took another toaster to make another unit.
> He didn't disable the carridge-spring!  The board was jolted out by
> the spring-system and all components were like a jumble!  It looked
> like someone had random-mounted the board.
> It still hangs on the wall at the university.  Very cool.
>
>     KreAture


I am talking about toaster OVEN, not bread toster with vertical pockets.
I wonder how one could make sure the vertical position would not melt the
solder and make all components slide down... :)   Or they are using the
vertical pockets lay down on the table...

Wagner.

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