At 14.28 2009.02.15, you wrote:
>Need to be concerned with the exothermic of the epoxy curing. Some of 
>the fast to moderate cure time epoxies create enough heat to boil and 
>actually catch fire. Test first in the quantity/thickness needed before 
>it bubbles up all around the board.

The one I have experience with are very slow, and didn't exihibit this
behaviour. Thanks for letting me know anyway.

Cheers,
Mario


>
>Electron wrote:
>> Hi,
>> for GPS monitor and many other purposes, I'd like to install a Pico-ITX
>> permanently under the tank of my motorbike.
>>
>> This is a picture of the board (about 100x70 mm):
>> http://www.logicsupply.com/products/px10000g
>>
>> The problem that I'm facing is the need of cooling that the board has,
>> thus just putting it into a sealed box wouldn't do it, as it would get
>> soon VERY hot.
>>
>> The best solution I thought so far (but I'm asking the ingenious people
>> here if you have a better solution) is to fill it with epoxy resin, to
>> make it waterproof. I know it's a virtually irreversible process, but
>> who's gonna repair a faulty Pico-ITX anyway?
>>
>> Any better solutions please? Thanks.
>>
>> Greets,
>> Mario
>>
>>   
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