Hi,

At 11.32 2009.02.15, you wrote:
>In message <49443D3F03D93212@vsmtp2.tin.it>, Electron 
><electron2k4@infinito.it> writes
>>
>>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.
>Owowowow...
>
>>I know it's a virtually irreversible process, but
>>who's gonna repair a faulty Pico-ITX anyway?
>For that price? I'd have a damn good go if it was a one off project and 
>I'd paid for it.

Yes, it's a one-off project. I just have one bike. :D


>>Any better solutions please? Thanks.
>Sure, make up a flat plate that replaces the heatsink on the board so 
>you can fasten it into an aluminium case to act as a heatsink.

I will try to use the DELTRON 456-0050 aluminium case the way you said,
if it fails (too high temperature inside) then it's epoxy resin time. :P

Why I never have one easy? Anyway..

Cheers,
Mario


>
>>
>>Greets,
>>Mario
>>
>
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