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Not an exoskeleton beastie but, in the middle of last century, we had a
5 kW transmitter go down. When the alarm went off I rushed to the
transmitter room, to be greeted by a cloud of foul-smelling smoke. I
grabbed a CO2 extinguisher and opened the back doors to see a small
flame coming from the tank circuit which was at 3200 V DC + any RF
signal. After the CO2 had sublimated, I found the remains of a chameleon
that must have crawled in the ventilation holes at the bottom of the
rack. Yes, it had changed colour, to black.
Took about GB£5,000 to repair that Tx.
Brian
On 19.09.2013 16:04, Victor Hernandez wrote:
> Fellow TechNetters:
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> Can the remains of Insects/Bugs skeletal on the surface of a motherboard cause a functional failure before they died?
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> Victor,
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