In a message dated 12/6/2007 7:16:11 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
[log in to unmask] writes:

I will  send him a copy. 


Thanks.  Constructively, have any standards been formed for incoming  
component cleanliness. I have an interesting research proposal in to Carol  
Handwerker at Purdue that might be affected by your reply.  Too soon to  talk about the 
idea, but will let you know if this idea flys. 
 
On another topic - a bunch of us are interested in tin whiskers  incidence.  
You look at RIM warranty returns for evidence of the start of  whiskers?  I am 
inclined to go to the limited number of electronics scrap  recyclers and see 
if we can find a "gold mine/tin whisker mine" of  information in the newer 
stuff they are getting back. My guess is that they get  either really old stuff, 
or very new stuff being scrapped because of new models  coming out - cell 
phones, games, etc.  What do you think?
 
Denny



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