Does anyone have experience with breadboard type prototyping boards at
elevated temperatures? I ran a test with an unknown brand board I had
and it curled up into a U shape, but still works okay electrically.
This was at 85 degrees C, 185 degrees F.

Unfortunately I haven't been able to find data on temperature limits
from manufacturer. Global Specialties brand available at Mouser is
made from ABS plastic. From limited research, ABS plastic is only good
to 60C. Does anyone know of breadboards that are made from a different
plastic?
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