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Thanks Ramon.
Looks like some of those in the media are gaining interest in depth over
demagogy.
"NASA safety studies show that an inadvertent thruster firing could tear
apart the station and a docked shuttle, triggering rapid
depressurization of both spacecraft and killing all aboard"
No problem there for the members of the EU Parliament ... only a problem if
you are on one of the two craft :-(
As was noted earlier, this misguided mandate called RoHS (but mostly tagged
lead-free for marketing purposes) is poised to extend its reach and possibly
(likely?) negative reliability effects beyond intentions, simply because of
the confusion and arbitrariness of the choices.
Small examples...Why 0.1% Pb for electronics when the EPA allows 0.2% for
water pipe solders? Why WEEE and then RoHS, WEEE should obviate RoHS (certainly
seems very true for lead)
John rightfully pointed out that the EU parliament appears to be a
bureaucracy without a country. I would add that it appears also to have authority
without responsibility.
And so it goes...
Joe
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